If not under SAPR and FAP, who handles expedited transfers?

• A. VWAP liaison
• B. The Local Responsible Official
• C. The Commander
• D. The Judge Advocate

Answer: (A)

Expedited transfers in this scenario are handled by the VWAP liaison. This role, within the Victim/Witness Assistance Program, is the designated point of contact for victims and witnesses needing rapid support and relocation when SAPR and FAP aren’t involved. The VWAP liaison can quickly coordinate safety planning and arrange a transfer by working with medical providers, security, legal counsel, and the command to move someone to a safer location and ensure needed services are in place. The Commander may approve necessary actions, but isn’t the specialized conduit for arranging rapid transfers. The Judge Advocate handles legal issues, not the logistics of expedited relocation. The Local Responsible Official is tied to program administration, not the primary mechanism for expedited transfers in this context.