What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI36-2617?
AirForce regulation DAFI36-2617 establishes the policies and guidelines for the Air Reserve Forces Policy Committee (ARFPC) and Major Command Air Reserve Component (MARC) Policy and Advisory Councils.

What is the role of the Air Reserve Forces Policy Committee (ARFPC)?
The ARFPC provides a forum for coordination and collaboration between the Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) and Air National Guard (ANG). It helps in formulating joint policies and resolving issues affecting the Air Reserve Component (ARC).

What is the purpose of the Major Command Air Reserve Component (MARC) Policy and Advisory Councils?
The MARC Policy and Advisory Councils assist in the development and implementation of ARC policies and programs at the major command level. They provide guidance, advice, and recommendations to the major command commanders.

Who is responsible for appointing members to the Air Reserve Forces Policy Committee (ARFPC)?
The Chief of Staff of the Air Force appoints the members of the ARFPC, which includes representatives from the Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard.

Who appoints members to the Major Command Air Reserve Component (MARC) Policy and Advisory Councils?
The major command commanders are responsible for appointing members to the MARC Policy and Advisory Councils. These councils consist of representatives from the Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard.

What is the term of appointment for members of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils?
The term for members of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils is generally two years. However, exceptions can be made based on specific circumstances and needs.

What is the purpose of the ARC Long-Range Planning Board (LRPB)?
The ARC Long-Range Planning Board serves as an advisory body to the ARFPC and assists in the development of long-term strategic planning initiatives for the ARC. It helps ensure the effective utilization of resources and capabilities.

Are the proceedings of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils confidential?
Yes, the proceedings of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils are considered confidential. Members are expected to maintain the confidentiality of discussions and decisions made during their meetings.

Can non-members attend the meetings of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils?
Non-members can attend the meetings of the ARFPC and MARC Policy and Advisory Councils with the approval of the respective chairs. However, their participation may be limited to specific agenda items or as observers, depending on the circumstances.