Command Supply Discipline (CSDP)
Define Command Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a commander to ensure all
Government property within their command is properly used and cared for, and that
proper custody and safekeeping is provided. Command responsibility is inherent to the
command and CANNOT be delegated.
Define Personal Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a person to exercise
reasonable
and prudent actions to properly use, care for, and safe
guard all Government property physically in his or her
possession. It applies to all Government property,
issued for, acquired for, or converted for a person's
exclusive use, with or without a hand receipt.
* Applies to every Government employee
* Reasonable and prudent actions . . .
* Span of control and proximity to property
* Age, experience, qualifications, physical condition
Define Supervisory Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a supervisor to ensure that
all Government property issued to or used by his or her subordinates is properly used
and cared for, and that proper custody and safekeeping is provided. It arises because of
assignment to a specific position and includes:
* Providing proper guidance and direction.
* Maintaining a supervisory climate that facilitates and ensures
the proper care and use of Government property.
* Enforcing security, safety and accounting requirements.
What are the levels of responsibility in CSDP? - ANS-Command Responsibility
Supervisory Responsibility
Direct Responsibility
Personal Responsibility
What are the types of Government Property? - ANS-1. Expendable
2. Non-expendable
3. Durable
What Army Regulation covers CSDP? - ANS-AR 735-5 Policies and Procedures for
Property Accountability
Define Command Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a commander to ensure all
Government property within their command is properly used and cared for, and that
proper custody and safekeeping is provided. Command responsibility is inherent to the
command and CANNOT be delegated.
Define Personal Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a person to exercise
reasonable
and prudent actions to properly use, care for, and safe
guard all Government property physically in his or her
possession. It applies to all Government property,
issued for, acquired for, or converted for a person's
exclusive use, with or without a hand receipt.
* Applies to every Government employee
* Reasonable and prudent actions . . .
* Span of control and proximity to property
* Age, experience, qualifications, physical condition
Define Supervisory Responsibility? - ANS-The obligation of a supervisor to ensure that
all Government property issued to or used by his or her subordinates is properly used
and cared for, and that proper custody and safekeeping is provided. It arises because of
assignment to a specific position and includes:
* Providing proper guidance and direction.
* Maintaining a supervisory climate that facilitates and ensures
the proper care and use of Government property.
* Enforcing security, safety and accounting requirements.
What are the levels of responsibility in CSDP? - ANS-Command Responsibility
Supervisory Responsibility
Direct Responsibility
Personal Responsibility
What are the types of Government Property? - ANS-1. Expendable
2. Non-expendable
3. Durable
What Army Regulation covers CSDP? - ANS-AR 735-5 Policies and Procedures for
Property Accountability
