FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT POLICY MANUAL

(1) upon commitment for appropriated funds available to the
prisoner's commanding officer;
(2) resupply during confinement in a United States military
institution from appropriated funds available to the commanding
officer operating the confinement facility;
(3) resupply during confinement in domestic nonmilitary or
foreign penal institutions from funds available to the prisoners'
designated commanding officer.
3. SOURCE DOCUMENT.
Additional information relating to confinement in foreign penal
institutions is contained in the current issuance of SECNAVINST 5820.4.
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075156 COMMISSARY STORES
1. AUTHORITY.
Pursuant to provisions of 10 U.S. Code 7601, 7602, and 7603, commissary
stores may be established at the request of the Department of the Navy
(DON) to sell food items to members and authorized dependent personnel.
Commissary stores approved for establishment by the Defense
Commissary Agency (DeCA) are operated on a self-sustaining basis
except for appropriated fund support specifically authorized by statute.
2. BUDGET POLICY
a. General.
The financial operations of commissary stores at DON activities are
governed by statutory authority (see the General Provisions of the
annual Department of Defense Appropriations Act and FY 1992
Authorization Act, P.L. 102-190 Sec. 316). Additionally,
commissaries at DON activities operate as tenants of those activities,
and therefore follow DON host-tenant relationship guidelines (For
further information on the relationship between commissary stores and
DON activities, see the sections relating to host-tenant relationships
outlined in this manual.)
b. Stock, Supplies, and Equipment.
As a result of the FY 1992 consolidation of commissary operations
under the Defense Commissary Agency, the Working Capital Fund
(WCF) finances the procurement of stock, operating supplies, and
equipment for commissary stores. The WCF is reimbursed from
operating capital of the commissary store as items are expended.
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