ARMY DIR 2021-34 — Director, U.s. Army Criminal Investigation Division Authorities And Responsibilities
ARMY DIR 2021-34 governs the transfer of authorities and responsibilities from the CG, USACIDC, to the Director, USACID.
- Publication number: ARMY DIR 2021-34
- Title: DIRECTOR, U.S. ARMY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION AUTHORITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Date: 09/17/2021
- Proponent: USA
- Status: ACTIVE
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The policy places the Director, USACID, under the Under Secretary of the Army and assigns direction and control over USACID. It addresses transferred authorities, the policy proponent, incorporation into Army regulations, and the directive's duration.
Applies to: This policy applies to the Regular Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and U.S. Army Reserves.
Topics covered
- USACID authorities and responsibilities
- USACID direction and control
- USACID missions and functions
- Commanding General authority transfer
- Uniform Code of Military Justice authorities
- Army regulation authority delegations
Questions and answers
Who does the Director, USACID, report to under ARMY DIR 2021-34?
Effective 17 September 2021, the Director, USACID will report to the Under Secretary of the Army and exercise all direction and control over USACID, to include prescribing USACID missions, functions, and responsibilities to the extent permitted by law. (paragraph 4)
What authorities are transferred to the Director, USACID?
All authorities held by the CG, USACIDC, except for Uniform Code of Military Justice and command authorities, are transferred to the Director, USACID effective 17 September 2021. (paragraph 4)
Who is the proponent for the policy in ARMY DIR 2021-34?
The Under Secretary of the Army is the proponent for this policy, responsible for coordinating with the Provost Marshal General to ensure its provisions are incorporated in to applicable Army regulations within 2 years from the date of this directive. (paragraph 5)