EGLINAFBI31-213 — Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Boards And Off-installation Liaison And Operations

EGLINAFBI31-213 governs the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board’s composition, responsibilities, procedures, and off-limits restrictions.

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  • Publication number: EGLINAFBI31-213
  • Title: ARMED FORCES DISCIPLINARY CONTROL BOARDS AND OFF-INSTALLATION LIAISON AND OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2018-02-07

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It establishes board membership, rotating leadership, meeting requirements, investigation procedures, and coordination with installation commanders. It requires notice and an opportunity to present relevant information before an off-limits recommendation, and sets conditions for removing restrictions.

Applies to: The AFDCB functions under the supervision of a president and serves all military personnel and family members at or near Eglin AFB and Hurlburt Field.

Topics covered

  • AFDCB composition
  • Rotating board presidency
  • Off-limits proceedings
  • Proprietor appearances
  • Board meeting procedures
  • Removal of off-limits restrictions

Questions and answers

How often must the AFDCB meet?

The board will convene at least once quarterly or as situations dictate. (paragraph 4)

What must happen before an off-limits restriction is recommended?

Prior to recommending off–limits restriction, the sponsoring AFDCB will send a written notice (certified mail–return receipt requested) to the individual, group or firm responsible for the alleged condition or situation. (paragraph 5)

What opportunity must be provided with the off-limits notice?

The AFDCB will specify, in the notice, a reasonable time for the condition or situation to be corrected, along with the opportunity to present any relevant information to the board. (paragraph 5)

How are deliberations on recommended actions conducted?

Deliberations on recommended actions will be in closed session, attended only by board members (without the presence of the proprietor or representative). (paragraph 5)

Can a change of ownership remove an off-limits restriction?

As a matter of policy, a change of ownership, management, or name of any off-limits establishment does not, in and of itself, revoke the off-limits restriction. (paragraph 4)

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