36WGI31-203 governs minor supervision at Andersen Air Force Base, including curfew, sponsor duties, and incident disposition.
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36WGI31-203 covers youth supervision, babysitting, child care licensing, tobacco and alcohol restrictions, and procedures for handling minors. It requires sponsor oversight, training for certain babysitters, and defined responses to curfew or tobacco-policy violations.
Applies to: It applies to all personnel assigned to or visiting Andersen Air Force Base.
Sponsors are responsible for the conduct of their dependents and minors left under their control for the purpose of supervision (i.e., children spending the night, visiting, etc.). (paragraph 1)
The Red Cross Baby-Sitting Course (or equivalent) is mandatory for minors between the ages of 12 and 17 who desire to supervise/baby sit minors. (paragraph 1)
Any individuals caring for other families’ children a total of more than 10 hours a week on a regular basis must be licensed to provide care in on-base quarters. (paragraph 1)
In accordance with local laws, it is illegal for any person, firm, or corporation to sell, or give persons under the age of 18 any tobacco or alcohol products, (i.e. cigarette papers, or any items used in the preparation of cigarettes). (paragraph 2)
Curfew hours are from 2200 - 0500 Sunday through Thursday. On Friday, Saturday, and nights preceding holidays, curfew hours are from 2400 - 0500. (paragraph 2)