TRAVISAFBI31-213 — Travis Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board And Off - Installation Liaison Operations

TRAVISAFBI31-213 governs the AFDCB process for addressing adverse conditions affecting military personnel and their families.

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• Publication number: TRAVISAFBI31-213
• Title: TRAVIS ARMED FORCES DISCIPLINARY CONTROL BOARD AND OFF - INSTALLATION LIAISON OPERATIONS
• Date: 2021-11-16

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It covers AFDCB complaints, membership, meetings, observers, minutes, off-limits actions, restriction removal, and media matters. It requires written complaints, quarterly meetings, documented recommendations, and review of corrective actions.

Topics covered

• AFDCB complaints
• Board composition
• Meeting quorum
• Observer and witness attendance
• Off-limits establishments and areas
• Temporary off-limits declarations
• Removal of off-limits restrictions
• Media releases

Questions and answers

Who can file complaints with the AFDCB?

Military personnel and their family members are encouraged to file, with the AFDCB, complaints they have against an off-base establishment, business or area. (paragraph 6)

How often are AFDCB meetings held?

At a minimum, meetings are held quarterly. (paragraph 2)

What constitutes a quorum for AFDCB meetings?

A majority of voting members constitutes a quorum for meetings. (paragraph 2)

What are the requirements for AFDCB meeting minutes?

The meeting minutes will serve as an official record of meetings. Verbatim transcripts of meetings are not required. (paragraph 9)

How long does an off-limits restriction remain in effect?

There is not a set time period for how long an off-limits restriction will remain in effect.

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