DAFPD90-60 governs the Department of the Air Force Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program.
View DAFPD90-60 on armypubs.army.mil
It addresses awareness, prevention training, education, reporting, response, victim advocacy, accountability, and program oversight. It requires emergency treatment for sexual assault patients, trained response capabilities, protection from retaliation, and reporting options.
Eliminate sexual assault within the DAF through program awareness, prevention training, education, reporting, response, victim advocacy, and accountability. (paragraph 2)
Treat sexual assault patients as emergency cases, regardless of whether physical injuries are evident. (paragraph 2)
Provide an immediate, trained response capability for each report of adult sexual assault in all geographic locations, including deployed settings, and ensure victims receive timely access to appropriate treatment and services. (paragraph 2)
Protect victims of sexual assault from retaliation including restriction, ostracism, maltreatment, reprisal, and harassment resulting from their reporting. (paragraph 2)
Offer Restricted and Unrestricted Reporting options to our Airmen, Guardians, DAF civilian employees, and adult military dependents, and respect victims’ choice not to file a SAPR report. (paragraph 2)