NAVMC 1710.1 governs Child and Youth Programs background check documentation and Line of Sight Supervision practices and procedures.
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NAVMC 1710.1 establishes processes for initiating, tracking, and overseeing criminal history background checks. It addresses provisional clearance, LOSS oversight, red apparel, monitoring plans, volunteers, Youth Sports Program personnel, contractors, and required documentation.
Applies to: All individuals who have regular contact with children under the age of 18 in Department of Defense programs are subject to criminal history background checks.
PeopleSoft Human Resources Management System (HRMS) is the authoritative data system for tracking background check data for all individuals subject to background checks. (paragraph 1)
Personnel who have been provisionally cleared and are awaiting final adjudication of a Tier 1 Childcare Background Check can serve in a Child and Youth Programs (CYP) position following Line of Sight Supervision (LOSS) oversight conditions. (paragraph 1)
Individuals monitored under LOSS wear distinctive red apparel until the Tier 1 Childcare Background Check is adjudicated.
CYP does not use video surveillance equipment as the sole method to monitor LOSS.
An individual is not required to work under LOSS when undergoing the 5-year background check reverification.