What is DAFI10-2702?
DAFI10-2702 is an AirForce regulation that establishes the Board of Governors for the Civil Air Patrol.

What is the purpose of the Board of Governors?
The Board of Governors is responsible for overseeing the policies, programs, and operations of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) to ensure compliance with the AirForce's objectives and guidelines.

Who are the members of the Board of Governors?
The Board of Governors consists of senior AirForce officers, the CAP National Commander, and representatives from other government agencies and civilian organizations.

What authority does the Board of Governors have?
The Board of Governors has the authority to establish policies, approve budgets, and make decisions that affect the overall direction and functioning of the Civil Air Patrol.

How are members of the Board of Governors selected?
Members of the Board of Governors are appointed by the Secretary of the AirForce based on their expertise and qualifications in relevant areas.

How often does the Board of Governors meet?
The Board of Governors usually meets at least once a year, but additional meetings may be called as necessary.

What role does the Civil Air Patrol National Commander play in the Board of Governors?
The CAP National Commander is a vital member of the Board of Governors and provides input on behalf of the Civil Air Patrol during discussions and decision-making processes.

Can the Board of Governors make changes to CAP regulations?
Yes, the Board of Governors has the authority to amend or update CAP regulations, subject to the approval of the Secretary of the AirForce.

How can members of the Civil Air Patrol address the Board of Governors?
Members can address the Board of Governors through their chain of command by submitting requests or concerns that will be forwarded for consideration during board meetings.