What is the purpose of Navy regulation MILPERSMAN 1910-708?
The purpose of Navy regulation MILPERSMAN 1910-708 is to provide guidance and procedures for separation authority action when using notification procedures or administrative board is waived.
When can the administrative board be waived?
The administrative board can be waived when certain conditions are met, such as when the member has requested waiver, when the member is being separated under the provisions of certain Department of Defense directives, or when it is mandated by law or policy.
What is the process for notifying a member about their separation?
The process for notifying a member about their separation involves providing a written notification that outlines the reasons for separation and any applicable rights and options available to the member.
What are the different types of notifications that can be used?
The different types of notifications that can be used include Notification of Administrative Separation (NAVPERS 1910/38), Notification of Administrative Separation (NAVPERS 1910/39) for enlisted personnel, and Notification of Administrative Separation (NAVPERS 1910/41) for officers.
Can a member request a personal appearance before the separation authority?
Yes, a member has the right to request a personal appearance before the separation authority. They must indicate this request in writing within 7 calendar days of receiving the notification of separation.
What factors will the separation authority consider when making a decision?
The separation authority will consider all relevant factors, including the nature and seriousness of the offense, the member's disciplinary and performance history, any mitigating factors, and the best interest of the service.
What options are available to a member after receiving the notification of separation?
After receiving the notification of separation, a member may choose to seek legal counsel, submit a rebuttal to the notification, request a personal appearance, or sign and accept the notification.
Can a member appeal the separation decision?
Yes, a member has the right to appeal the separation decision. They must submit an appeal in writing within 10 calendar days of receipt of the decision.
What happens if the administrative board is waived and the member does not request a personal appearance?
If the administrative board is waived and the member does not request a personal appearance, the separation decision will be made based on the information provided in the notification of separation, along with any available documents.