WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI31-213 — Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board

WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI31-213 governs Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board procedures for establishments and areas placed off-limits.

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  • Publication number: WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI31-213
  • Title: ARMED FORCES DISCIPLINARY CONTROL BOARD
  • Date: 2016-03-03

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It covers the AFDCB’s composition, meetings, complaints, observers, meeting minutes, off-limits actions, and public affairs. It requires written complaints, documented proceedings, inspections, notifications, and board action for removing restrictions.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel assigned to the 88 Air Base Wing (88 ABW) and subordinate units, and personnel assigned or attached to, or supported by, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) and detachments.

Topics covered

  • Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board meetings
  • Off-limits establishments and areas
  • AFDCB complaint procedures
  • Observers and witnesses
  • Meeting minutes
  • Off-limits restriction removal
  • Public affairs proceedings

Questions and answers

What happens if a service member enters an establishment declared off-limits?

Service members are prohibited from entering establishments or areas declared “offlimits” by the 88 ABW/CC in accordance with this instruction. (paragraph 2)

How must complaints about off-base establishments or areas be submitted?

Persons with complaints about off-base establishments or areas should put the complaint in writing IAW Attachment 2, AFDCB COMPLAINT FORM, to include any relevant support documents. (paragraph 4)

How far in advance must the recorder provide the meeting agenda and complaints?

Provide an agenda and any relevant complaints to each voting member at least 72 hours prior to the meeting. (paragraph 6)

What constitutes the official record of AFDCB proceedings?

The written minutes of the AFDCB meetings will constitute the official record of the AFDCB proceedings. (paragraph 7)

Can invited witnesses and observers vote on AFDCB actions?

Invited witnesses and observers are not authorized to vote on any action or procedure, but will still be listed as an attendee in the meeting minutes.

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