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What is the primary difference between Restricted and Unrestricted Reporting under the SAPR program?

  1. ARestricted Reporting allows a victim to confidentially disclose a sexual assault without triggering an official investigation or command notification; Unrestricted Reporting triggers both
  2. BRestricted Reporting is only available to officers, while Unrestricted Reporting is available to everyone
  3. CRestricted Reporting requires a written statement, while Unrestricted Reporting can be made verbally
  4. DThere is no meaningful difference — both options result in the same investigative process
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ARestricted Reporting allows a victim to confidentially disclose a sexual assault without triggering an official investigation or command notification; Unrestricted Reporting triggers both
Restricted Reporting lets an eligible victim confidentially access medical care and support services without triggering an official investigation or notifying command, while Unrestricted Reporting notifies command and initiates a law enforcement investigation.

A service member reports a sexual assault to a SARC and elects Restricted Reporting. Which of the following can she also disclose the details to without converting her report to Unrestricted?

  1. AHer unit commander
  2. BThe military police on duty
  3. CA Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocate or healthcare personnel involved in her care
  4. DAny coworker she trusts
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CA Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocate or healthcare personnel involved in her care
A SAPR Victim Advocate and healthcare personnel providing her care are among the specified individuals who can receive a Restricted Report without it becoming Unrestricted — disclosing to command or law enforcement generally converts the report.

Why can't a Restricted Report be converted back to Restricted once it has become Unrestricted?

  1. ABecause once command and/or law enforcement have been notified, the confidentiality protections that define Restricted Reporting no longer apply
  2. BBecause Restricted Reporting is only available for the first 24 hours after an assault
  3. CBecause a victim can only choose a reporting option once in their entire career
  4. DBecause Unrestricted Reports are automatically classified
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ABecause once command and/or law enforcement have been notified, the confidentiality protections that define Restricted Reporting no longer apply
Once command and/or law enforcement have been notified, the investigative and notification process is already underway — the confidentiality that defines Restricted Reporting can't be restored after that point, which is why a victim can convert Restricted to Unrestricted but not the reverse.

At a unit function, you notice a visibly intoxicated coworker being led away alone by someone displaying predatory behavior. What does SAPR bystander intervention training call for?

  1. AAssume someone else will step in if it's really a problem
  2. BWait until the next morning to mention it to your supervisor
  3. CTake safe, appropriate action to intervene — directly, or by distracting the situation or enlisting others to help
  4. DDo nothing unless you witness an assault actually occurring
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CTake safe, appropriate action to intervene — directly, or by distracting the situation or enlisting others to help
Take safe, appropriate action — bystander intervention training emphasizes acting before a situation escalates, whether that's directly stepping in, creating a distraction, or getting others involved, rather than assuming someone else will handle it.

What is the role of a Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)?

  1. ATo determine whether a reported assault actually occurred before support services are provided
  2. BTo oversee case management and coordinate the victim's access to support services, regardless of which reporting option they choose
  3. CTo represent the accused in any resulting legal proceeding
  4. DTo handle only Unrestricted Reports, referring Restricted Reports elsewhere
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BTo oversee case management and coordinate the victim's access to support services, regardless of which reporting option they choose
A SARC oversees case management and coordinates a victim's access to support services and care, and this role applies whether the victim has chosen Restricted or Unrestricted Reporting.

Who is eligible to make a Restricted Report under the DoD SAPR program?

  1. AOnly active-duty service members
  2. BAny civilian employee, with no age restriction
  3. CService members and their military dependents who are 18 years of age or older
  4. DOnly personnel who report the assault within 24 hours of it occurring
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CService members and their military dependents who are 18 years of age or older
Restricted Reporting is available to service members and their military dependents who are 18 or older — it's specifically designed to give adult victims a confidential path to care without an immediate investigation.
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Questions, answered.

How often is SAPR training required?

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Annually for all service members DoD-wide, with additional training typically required at accession, before deployment, and for personnel in specialized roles like SARCs and Victim Advocates.

Who has to complete SAPR training?

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All military service members; DoD civilian employees typically complete related, separately structured training requirements.

What's the role of a SAPR Victim Advocate?

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A Victim Advocate provides crisis intervention, support, and referrals to victims, working alongside the SARC to coordinate a victim's access to care.

Is Cambo affiliated with the DoD or the SAPR Office?

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No. Cambo is an independent study tool, not produced or endorsed by the Department of Defense or the DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office.

Where can someone get confidential help right now?

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The DoD Safe Helpline (1-877-995-5247, available 24/7) offers confidential, worldwide support specifically for the DoD community, separate from your chain of command.

Can a Restricted Report later become an Unrestricted Report?

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Yes — a victim can convert a Restricted Report to Unrestricted at any time. The reverse isn't possible once command and/or law enforcement have been notified.

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