Yeah, I know it's just a second return, and not an actual Post Void. It's just the option that corporate gives for the override, so it's close enough. It also doesn't go against their ID Limit so that makes it better than just doing a simple ID Return.
Also, on Workbench, it says that depending on how often certain Overrides are used, that it could lead to giving regular TMs the abilities to do Overrides again. TMs not being able to do Overrides is also the #1 non-SCO related complaint about New POS too. This makes sense for options like "Post void of return," “Gift registry limit reached,” or “System issue.” Personally, “Sale receipt expired” and “Non-receipted limit reached” can stay locked. I hope that those two are rarely being used, as they really shouldn't be IMO.