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(1) completion of 30 years of service,<br />

(2) transfer to disability retired rolls as the result of lack of<br />

physical fitness,<br />

(3) recall to active duty,<br />

(4) death.<br />

f. Survivors' Benefits.<br />

The Survivors' Benefits budget activity covers payment of annuities to<br />

survivors of retired personnel who elected a reduction in retired pay in<br />

order to provide one or more annuities to their survivors as specified in<br />

the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) (Chapter 73 of 10 U.S. Code). The<br />

basic options include the choice of annuities to provide for:<br />

(1) surviving spouse only,<br />

(2) surviving children only,<br />

(3 surviving spouse and children,<br />

(4) persons designated to have an insurable interest.<br />

3. ADMINISTRATION.<br />

The apportionment request for the Navy portion of Retired Pay, Defense is<br />

prepared by the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) (Fiscal Management<br />

Division), which is designated as the administering office. The Office of<br />

the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) (OUSD (C)) and the Office<br />

of Management and Budget (OMB) conduct an informal apportionment<br />

hearing. Upon approval of OMB, OUSD (C) allocates the apportioned<br />

funds to the Comptroller, who then further allocates to CNO by means of a<br />

Program/Fund Allocation (NAVCOMPT Form 2058). The appropriation<br />

is not controlled by quarters or activities. The CNO administers the<br />

program costs of the appropriation by an Intra-Bureau Classification<br />

Account. The Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS),<br />

Cleveland, is the only activity authorized to charge against the<br />

appropriation. Funding responsibilities are subject to the provisions of 31<br />

U.S. Code 1517. Monthly obligations are prepared on an activity and<br />

subactivity basis derived from reports received from the DFAS, Cleveland<br />

which provide the number of retirees paid each month, gains and losses by<br />

type of action for each retirement category, and expenditures. Obligations<br />

and the number of retirees for the remainder of the fiscal year are<br />

projected monthly as a part of the obligation report.<br />

(Change 45)<br />

Financial Management Policy<br />

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