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Chief of Naval Operations (CNO)
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overall management of the DON Directives Issuance System and provides for the implementation and administration of the system within
the Navy. |
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Issuing Authority shall
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Establish a directives issuance system to organize, improve effectiveness and quality and prevent pyramiding of directives. Designate a directives control point (or similar unit) to ensure compliance with this instruction and administer the directives issuance system.
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Directives Control Point (or similar unit) shall:
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Coordinate reviews of proposed directives. Maintain the original directive and all background
and supporting material in case files. |
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What is a notice?
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a directive that has a one-time or
brief nature and has a self-canceling provision, and it has the same force and effect as an instruction. A notice usually remains in effect for less than 6 months, and is not permitted to remain in effect for longer than 1 year. |
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The date on which the notice is canceled is determined by the sponsor, and is cited on the notice. In some instances, the sponsor can not determine the exact date on
which required action will be completed. In these instances ___________ |
a contingency cancellation paragraph is added as the last paragraph of the notice.
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True or False. The day of cancellation is always the last day of the month, and is not cited on the notice.
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True. The cancellation date is
located on the second line above the identification symbols. Notices may expire prior to the cancellation date if the action or event detailed in the contingency cancellation paragraph is completed. |
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if the sole purpose of the notice is to cancel another directive, the
cancellation statement may be contained in the ____________, eliminating the need for a separate cancellation paragraph. |
purpose paragraph
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What is a cancellation contingency?
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the condition that, when met, will satisfy the requirement(s) of a
notice permitting cancellation. |
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Classified notices are marked in the
same manner as classified instructions, including the addition of an abbreviated security classification indicator (i.e., S for Secret or C for Confidential), prior to the SSIC in the identification symbol block and in the designation line. |
Refer to SECNAVINST 5510.36 when preparing classified notices.
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