This option is for
adult victims of sexual assault who wish to confidentially disclose the crime to specifically identified individuals
without triggering the official investigative process or notification to command.
Who can accept a restricted report?
For restricted reporting, the only individuals who can take a restricted report are
SARCs, VAs, VVAs, and medical personnel
under certain circumstances. You may also confidentially speak to the DoD Safe Helpline at: http://safehelpline.org or 877-995- 5247.
What is the difference between restricted and unrestricted reporting?
Under Unrestricted Reporting,
both the command and law enforcement are notified
. With Restricted (Confidential) Reporting, the adult sexual assault victim can access healthcare, advocacy services, and legal services without the notification to command or law enforcement.
Who Cannot take a restricted sharp report?
At this time, only
military personnel of the Armed Forces and their adult dependents
are eligible to file a Restricted Report. Service members who were victims of sexual assault PRIOR to enlistment or commissioning are eligible to receive SAPR services under either reporting option.
Can the SARC take a restricted report?
Who can accept an official Restricted Report? You can only make a Restricted Report by contacting a SARC, SAPR VA, or healthcare personnel. However, an
official report is only taken by the SARC/SAPR VA through the completion of DD Form 2910
. It is important that you only disclose the assault to these people.
Can you change an unrestricted report to a restricted report?
A Restricted Report can be converted to a Unrestricted Report at any time
. However, once an Unrestricted Report is made, the restricted option is no longer available. For an Unrestricted Report – A sexual assault can be disclosed to: SAPR VA.
Who can take a restricted sharp report army?
Restricted reporting is available at this time to
military personnel of the Armed Forces and military dependents age 18 and older
who are eligible for treatment in the military healthcare system, who were victims of sexual assault perpetrated by someone other than a spouse or intimate partner.
At what level does the sharp program have a full time staff?
The U.S. Army SHARP Program also:
Permeates the Army’s structure from the Pentagon down to the individual Soldier level. Has full-time staff at
the brigade level and higher
.
What regulation covers Sharp?
| What does SHARP stand for Sexual Harassment and Assault Response Prevention | What regulation covers SHARP AR 600-20 CH 7 and 8 | What are the goals of SHARP 1. minimize incident 2. encourage reporting 3. establish training 4. ensure sensitive treatment 5. Educate leaders on their role |
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Which of the following defines the unrestricted reporting option?
Unrestricted: Reporting option for
service members, cadets, adult dependents, and defense civilians to report a sexual assault and seek accountability for the reported offender
. An investigation will be initiated and “need to know” individuals in the chain of command will be notified.
Which reporting process gives the alleged victim the widest range of access to services and protection?
Unrestricted reporting
ensures the widest range of rights and protections to the victim, including an official investigation of the allegations, alleged offender accountability, and additional command protective actions.
What is the biggest limitation of restricted reporting?
- Victim cannot receive a Military Protective Order (MPO) or be reassigned for safety.
- Perpetrator may continue to have contact with the victim.
- Evidence from the crime scene may be lost.
- Victims are limited to a few specified individuals with whom they can discuss the sexual assault.
Why does Sharp happen in the army?
The Army’s Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention program, known as SHARP, exists so
the Army can prevent sexual harassment and sexual assaults before they occur
. Our goal is to eliminate sexual assaults and sexual harassment by creating a climate that respects the dignity of every member of the Army family.
Why is the sharp program failing?
The
lack of leadership and interest in the program
led to personnel shortages, and brigades and battalions regularly failed to adequately staff their SHARP programs or meet other requirements.
How can I improve my sharp program?
Ideas to be presented include
virtual reality training
with scenarios to build empathy, a competition to create scenario-based videos to eliminate power point training, and changing the SHARP program to include allowing soldiers to report to SHARP representatives outside of their unit.
How often does sharp training occur?
Stay Certified. All Sexual Assault Response Coordinators (SARCs) must complete 32 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
every two years
following D-SAACP approval to renew certification CEUs. Two of the 32 CEUs must be Victim Advocacy Ethics training and the remaining 30 CEUs are to be Advocacy/Prevention training.
