OPNAVINST 1752.1C, NAVY SEXUAL ASSAULT
PREVENTION AND RESPONSE (SAPR) PROGRAM –
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What is intended to capturing information required for inclusion in the initial
and follow-on message traffic? Right Ans - NAVPERS 1752/1
All leadership development training will include sensitive handling of and
what for sexual assault victims? Right Ans - Reporting options and the
exceptions or limitations of each option
pg. 10-3.6
Sexual assault reports should be submitted via what? Right Ans - OPREP-3
NAVY BLUE or OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT pg. 2B-5
All service members will receive periodic, mandatory training of what type
during pre-commissioning, upon initial entry and throughout professional
military education? Right Ans - Sexual assault awareness and prevention
pg. 10-2
Who shall provide the safest possible physical and emotional Navy
environment? Right Ans - Commanding Officers
pg. 2B-4
Service members shall receive sexual assault prevention and response
training updates at the command level how often? Right Ans - Annually
pg. 2-13 and 10-1
All administrative separation actions involving victims of sexual assault are
reviewed by who to ensure that a victim receives full and fair consideration of
their military service and that such determinations are consistent and
appropriate? Right Ans - Commander, Navy Personnel Command
(COMNAVPERSCOM)
pg. 2B-11
Per what reference will Navy personnel who are involved with sexual assault
victims ensure case related information is shared only for official purposes
, with only those who have a legitimate need-to-know? Right Ans -
OPNAVINST 5800.7
pg. 2-4 and 2-13
Victims of sexual assault receive reasonable protection from who? Right
Ans - Alleged offender
pg. 4-5
All unrestricted reports of sexual assault involving active duty victims in the
command are reviewed by the SACMG how often? Right Ans - Monthly
pg. 2-21
Disposition of sexual assault incidents is reserved for command with a
minimum of what authority? Right Ans - Special courts-martial convening
pg. 4-3
What special agents are presumed to have a need-to-know with regard to
unrestricted sexual assault information and material relevant to the
performance of their official duties? Right Ans - NCIS
pg. 2-24
Military personnel alleged to have committed a sexual assault offense may be
subject to trial and, if found guilty, punishment by court-martial under which
reference? Right Ans - Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM)
pg. 4-14
Who will ensure service members and their family members have access to a
well-coordinated, highly responsive SAPR program and appropriate
resources? Right Ans - Installation commanders
pg. 2-19
Forensic evidence collected under restricted reporting will be maintained for
how long until it is destroyed? Right Ans - 5 years
pg. 6-3
The installation SARC is responsible for tracking SAFE destruction dates and
for using all means possible to notify the victim how many days prior to
destruction that the forensic evidence is scheduled for destruction? Right
Ans - 30 days
PREVENTION AND RESPONSE (SAPR) PROGRAM –
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What is intended to capturing information required for inclusion in the initial
and follow-on message traffic? Right Ans - NAVPERS 1752/1
All leadership development training will include sensitive handling of and
what for sexual assault victims? Right Ans - Reporting options and the
exceptions or limitations of each option
pg. 10-3.6
Sexual assault reports should be submitted via what? Right Ans - OPREP-3
NAVY BLUE or OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT pg. 2B-5
All service members will receive periodic, mandatory training of what type
during pre-commissioning, upon initial entry and throughout professional
military education? Right Ans - Sexual assault awareness and prevention
pg. 10-2
Who shall provide the safest possible physical and emotional Navy
environment? Right Ans - Commanding Officers
pg. 2B-4
Service members shall receive sexual assault prevention and response
training updates at the command level how often? Right Ans - Annually
pg. 2-13 and 10-1
All administrative separation actions involving victims of sexual assault are
reviewed by who to ensure that a victim receives full and fair consideration of
their military service and that such determinations are consistent and
appropriate? Right Ans - Commander, Navy Personnel Command
(COMNAVPERSCOM)
pg. 2B-11
Per what reference will Navy personnel who are involved with sexual assault
victims ensure case related information is shared only for official purposes
, with only those who have a legitimate need-to-know? Right Ans -
OPNAVINST 5800.7
pg. 2-4 and 2-13
Victims of sexual assault receive reasonable protection from who? Right
Ans - Alleged offender
pg. 4-5
All unrestricted reports of sexual assault involving active duty victims in the
command are reviewed by the SACMG how often? Right Ans - Monthly
pg. 2-21
Disposition of sexual assault incidents is reserved for command with a
minimum of what authority? Right Ans - Special courts-martial convening
pg. 4-3
What special agents are presumed to have a need-to-know with regard to
unrestricted sexual assault information and material relevant to the
performance of their official duties? Right Ans - NCIS
pg. 2-24
Military personnel alleged to have committed a sexual assault offense may be
subject to trial and, if found guilty, punishment by court-martial under which
reference? Right Ans - Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM)
pg. 4-14
Who will ensure service members and their family members have access to a
well-coordinated, highly responsive SAPR program and appropriate
resources? Right Ans - Installation commanders
pg. 2-19
Forensic evidence collected under restricted reporting will be maintained for
how long until it is destroyed? Right Ans - 5 years
pg. 6-3
The installation SARC is responsible for tracking SAFE destruction dates and
for using all means possible to notify the victim how many days prior to
destruction that the forensic evidence is scheduled for destruction? Right
Ans - 30 days
