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(e) Any resource shortfalls and the implications they carry with respect to impact on standard of service and
possible solutions to overcome these shortfalls.
(f) Status of chaplain responder training as required by AR 600-20, appendix I.
g. Office of the Provost Marshal General (OPMG) will—
(1) Conduct periodic evaluations of law enforcement services related to sexual assault cases under the Army SAPR
Program.
(2) Submit an annual report (NLT 1 Dec for the previous fiscal year) to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM. The report will
include, at a minimum—
(a) General findings from any OPMG evaluation of law enforcement services conducted for cases under the Army
SAPR Program.
(b) SAPR policies and/or procedures implemented by OPMG during the year.
(c) SAPR related initiatives/actions planned to be taken in the coming year.
(d) Recommendations for changes to Army SAPR Program or policy.
(e) Any resource shortfalls and the potential implications they carry with respect to impact on standard of service
and possible solutions to overcome these shortfalls.
h. United States Army Criminal Investigation Command will—
(1) Provide the reports listed below to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM until formally relieved of this responsibility by the
SAPR PM for example, SADMS is fully operational). Each report will be prepared as prescribed in Enclosure 8, DODI
6495.02, as follows:
(a) Monthly Central Command sexual assault report (no later than the 7th of each month).
(b) Quarterly Army sexual assault report (no later than 7 Jan, 7 Apr, 7 Jul, and 7 Oct).
(c) Annual Army sexual assault report (no later than 7 Jan).
(2) Conduct periodic evaluations of investigative services related to sexual assault cases under the Army SAPR
Program.
(3) Submit an annual report (no later than 1 Dec for the previous fiscal year) to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM. The
report will include, at a minimum—
(a) General findings from any CID evaluation of investigative services related to sexual assault investigations under
the Army SAPR Program.
(b) Current processing time (in days) for Deoxyribonucleic acid evidence in sexual assault cases by the US Army
Criminal Investigation Laboratory; to include an analysis of reasons for delays if processing time exceeds 60 days.
(c) SAPR policies and/or procedures implemented by USACIDC during the year.
(d) SAPR related initiatives/actions planned to be taken in the coming year.
(e) Recommendations for changes to Army SAPR Program or policy.
(f) Any resource shortfalls and the implications they carry with respect to impact on standard of service and possible
solutions to overcome these shortfalls.
(g) Status of investigator responder training as required by AR 600-20, appendix I.
i. The CNGB and OCAR will—
(1) Enforce the submission of sexual assault data by installation SARCs using the Defense Case Record Management
System, or the DCS, G–1 Interim Reporting Solution until Defense Case Record Management System is fielded.
(2) Include Army SAPR Program as part of the CIP and conduct periodic evaluation of SAPR program implementation
and compliance.
(3) Submit an annual report (no later than 1 Dec for the previous fiscal year) to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM. The
report will include, at a minimum—
(a) General findings from any NGB/OCAR evaluations of the Army SAPR Program implementation in the National
Guard or Army Reserve.
(b) SAPR policies and/or procedures implemented by organization during the year.
(c) SAPR related initiatives/actions planned to be taken in the coming year.
(d) Recommendations for changes to Army SAPR Program or policy.
(e) Any resource shortfalls and the implications they carry with respect to impact on standards of care or service and
possible solutions to overcome these shortfalls.
(f) Status of SARC, deployable SARC, IVA, and UVA training, as required by AR 600-20, appendix I.
(g) Status of annual refresher training for sexual assault responders (including DA Civilian Police) as required by
AR 600-20, appendix I. (Note: This only applies to those responders under the command and control of the reporting
headquarters.)
(h) Assessment of the implementation of MOA and/or MOU with local civilian communities and other Government
agencies providing SAPR support.
(i) Assessment of the implementation of SARB.
j. The CG, TRADOC will—
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