What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 195-4?
AR 195-4 is designed to outline the use of contingency limitation .0015 funds for criminal investigative activities within the Army.

What are contingency limitation .0015 funds?
Contingency limitation .0015 funds are appropriated funds specifically allocated to support criminal investigative activities conducted by the Army.

Who is responsible for implementing AR 195-4?
The United States Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC) is responsible for implementing and ensuring compliance with AR 195-4.

What qualifies as criminal investigative activities under this regulation?
Criminal investigative activities covered by this regulation include but are not limited to investigations related to serious crimes, fraud, corruption, terrorism, espionage, and major offenses.

Can contingency limitation .0015 funds be used for non-criminal investigative activities?
No, contingency limitation .0015 funds are allocated solely for criminal investigative activities and should not be used for any other purpose.

How can units request the use of contingency limitation .0015 funds?
Units can submit funding requests to their supporting USACIDC office, which will facilitate the approval process.

Are there any restrictions on the use of contingency limitation .0015 funds?
Yes, funds should be used in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies, including the Anti-Deficiency Act and the Joint Federal Travel Regulations.

Can contingency limitation .0015 funds be used for hiring additional personnel?
Yes, funds may be allocated for personnel costs related to criminal investigative activities, such as hiring specialized investigators or supporting staff.

Are there any reporting requirements associated with the use of contingency limitation .0015 funds?
Yes, units receiving these funds must report obligations and expenditures to their respective USACIDC office as required in AR 195-4.