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(1) Include evaluations of SAPR training in TRADOC quality assurance (QA) visits and other periodic training
evaluations or assessments.
(2) Submit an annual report (NLT 1 Dec for the previous fiscal year) with results of evaluations or assessments of
SAPR training to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM.
k. Army Headquarters (ACOMs, ASCCs, DRUs) will—
(1) Enforce the submission of sexual assault data by command SARCs and/or deployable SARCs (as required for
deployed or geographically dispersed units not supported by an installation) 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 compliance
in garrison/non-deployed and deployed environments.
(3) 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 evaluation of the implementation of the Army SAPR Program within the Army
Headquarters (ACOMs, ASCCs, DRUs).
(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 standard of service and
possible solutions to overcome these shortfalls.
(f) Status of the appointment and training of headquarters PMs and subordinate command SARCs, deployable
SARCs, and UVAs.
(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) Status of annual unit level training as required by AR 600-20, paragraph 8–7.
(i) Assessment of the implementation of MOA and/or MOU with local civilian communities and other Government
agencies providing SAPR support. (Note: This may apply only to commands with deployed or geographically dispersed
units not supported by an installation.)
(j) Assessment of the implementation of SARB, as applicable, both in garrison (non-deployed) and deployed
environments.
l. U.S. Army Research Institute (ARI) will—
(1) Include sexual assault questions in the sample survey of military personnel and the human relations update
surveys.
(2) Provide reports to the DCS, G–1 SAPR PM that includes analyses of the sexual assault specific findings from
the sample survey of military personnel and other surveys, studies, or research.
m. The superintendent, USMA will—
(1) Prepare and submit academic program year reports as required by DODI 6495.02, paragraph E8.2.
(2) Coordinate and provide copies of academic program year reports to the Army SAPR PM.
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