Question

What are the eight (8) steps taken for the Restricted reporting process if a Soldier is sexually assaulted? (Victim can report the incident to SARC, VA and/or HCP ONLY)

Answer 1

The eight steps taken for the Restricted reporting process if a Soldier is sexually assaulted are explained.

Step-by-step explanation:

The eight steps taken for the Restricted reporting process if a Soldier is sexually assaulted include:

1. Victim reports the incident only to a SARC, VA, or HCP.
2. The SARC ensures the victim's safety and explains the reporting options.
3. The VA conducts a medical examination and provides treatment and counseling.
4. The VA notifies the SARC to arrange an appointment for the FAP3 (Family Advocacy Program) for an initial interview.
5. The victim can decide whether or not to proceed with a formal investigation.
6. If the victim chooses to proceed, the SARC transfers the case to the appropriate authority.
7. An investigation takes place.
8. Legal actions may be initiated.