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. States may also publish derivative or extract lists and distribute them to any level desired. These lists will notalter anyone’s sequence number in the MOS or any other standing. Lists published to small unit level and which maybe posted in orderly rooms will not include SSNs.c. CDRs may notify Soldiers who were not selected on the day before the list is announced at large.d. Although the promotion list will be published throughout the State, the State MPMO will maintain the officialmaster list at the State HQ. This list, which must include the SSN to accurately identify each Soldier, will show alldeletions, changes, additions, promotions and other actions the State MPMO prescribes.e. The promotion or CPMOS for Soldiers selected for CSM and promotion to SGM is MOS OOZ. They will belisted by the type of organization or specific organization for which they were nominated and selected per NGR600–200, chapter 9. In this case, the type of organization takes the place of the junior Soldiers’ MOS to determine therelative ranking for promotion and assignment.f. The MPMO will publish updated lists periodically. Individuals integrated into the list, and those whose positionschange on the list for any reason, may be entered electronically or manually at the discretion of the State MPMO.Section IXSelect Soldiers from Promotion Lists7–39. Generala. The State MPMO will, in concert with the State HRO, determine the methods to request, assign and promoteSoldiers, including those who are MTs and AGR, to available vacancies throughout the State in promotion sequenceusing the guidance in this paragraph and in paragraph 7–40. CNGB (NGB–ARZ–T) performs this function for the Title10 AGR Program. Under no circumstances will a Soldier on a promotion list be bypassed who is eligible and availablefor the vacancy. Selecting Soldiers from the promotion list through an interview process is prohibited.b. When the promotion list is published, Soldiers are eligible for immediate assignment to positions and, if qualified,promotion concurrent with the assignment. Assignment to a position from the promotion list as the first Soldier insequence eligible and available for the position assures the promotion. For Soldiers already assigned to positions whenthe list is published, see paragraph 7–39h(2).Note. AGR Soldiers will not be promoted to MSG or SGM without a controlled grade allocation.c. Soldiers are immediately eligible for NCOES training per paragraph 7–23b and assignment to positions authorizedhigher grades. States will establish specific times in which Soldiers must apply for these courses and be listed inATRRS to meet the 24 months requirement per paragraph 7–23.d. Soldiers with a qualifying conviction of domestic violence under the Lautenberg Amendment (18 USC 922) arenot authorized to attend service schools that require access to firearms and ammunition. These Soldiers will becounseled by CDRs concerning their inability to complete service schools, which may impact their future promotionand retention.e. Soldiers may be considered for assignment and promotion without regard to SQI, ASI, and LIC that is requiredfor their positions unless the qualification is indispensable to performance. States must use a consistent standard foreach MOS, grade, functional area, and type of unit. CDR with mission essential requirements to include SQI with theirselection criteria must receive approval from the MILPO prior to the publication of the annual MOI. This criteria willbe published in the State MOI for the promotion cycle.f. Soldiers in the selection objective of the MSG promotion list who are selected for 1SG positions are eligible forimmediate promotion upon assignment, and appointment to the grade of 1SG. They will be identified early enough toattend the FSC (AC or RC) before assignment. However, States may set a policy to require these Soldiers to completethe FSC before promotion if they set it as a statewide standard. See NGR 600–200, chapter 4, for further guidance on1SGs.g. States will have current SGMs and MSGs (including 1SGs) on the SGM promotion list, designated and approvedfor appointment to CSM for anticipated CSM vacancies using the procedures in NGR 600–200, chapter 9.h. CDRs will assign currently eligible, available Soldiers per NGR 600–200, chapter 4, including career developmentreassignments in grade, before requesting Soldiers from promotion lists. Soldiers assigned to higher gradedpositions who—(1) Are not eligible for promotion. This includes Soldiers eligible for, but who declined consideration by the board,or ranked so low in the promotion list that they will not be trained or promoted. These Soldiers may be removed fromtheir positions when there are one or more eligible Soldiers on the list who can be assigned to and promoted in theirpositions. However, Soldiers must be assigned within the guidelines of chapter 3.(2) Are not immediately promotable due to their sequence number on the MOS promotion list. These Soldiers mayremain in their positions and be promoted when the eligible and available Soldiers ranked ahead of them on the list intheir MOSs have been promoted. This includes Soldiers who have been selected and assigned, whether promoted or notremoved from the list administratively, determined ineligible or not available for an assignment, or who declined anassignment and promotion.122 AR 600–8–19 • 20 March 2008