What is CoastGuard regulation CIM_1040_6A TEMPORARY SEPARATIONS?
CIM_1040_6A TEMPORARY SEPARATIONS is a CoastGuard regulation that outlines the guidelines and procedures for temporary separations of CoastGuard members from active duty.
Who does this regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all CoastGuard members, both active duty and reserve, who need to take a temporary separation from their regular duties.
What are the reasons for temporary separations?
Temporary separations can be requested for a variety of reasons, including personal emergencies, educational pursuits, medical treatments, or family matters.
How long can a temporary separation last?
Temporary separations can range from a few days to a maximum of 180 days, depending on the circumstances and approval from the appropriate authority.
How can a member request a temporary separation?
Members must submit a formal request for temporary separation through their commanding officer or supervisor, outlining the reason, duration, and any supporting documentation required.
Is there a limit to the number of temporary separations a member can take?
There is no specific limit on the number of temporary separations one can take; however, each request is evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must meet the criteria outlined in the regulation.
Is there any financial impact during a temporary separation?
Temporary separations may have financial implications, depending on the circumstances. It is advised to consult with the appropriate personnel or finance office to understand the impact on pay and benefits.
Can a member be recalled from a temporary separation?
In certain situations, the CoastGuard may recall a member from their temporary separation if it is deemed necessary for operational needs or mission requirements.
Can a member request extension of their temporary separation?
Yes, members can request an extension of their temporary separation if it becomes necessary due to unforeseen circumstances. However, the extension must be approved by the appropriate authority.