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The Formation Accountability Project is an independent, nonpartisan legislative research and advocacy initiative. Its proposals are discussion drafts and do not represent enacted law, official Department of Defense policy, congressional sponsorship, or legal advice.

Updated November 2026 discussion draft

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Companion to the Military Accountability and Service Member Protection Act of 2027 (MAPSA) · Not introduced legislation

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All 37 sections in the supplied bill appear in their original order across eight titles.

Proposed Act § 305

Title 10 — Administrative separation

Separation after substantiated Article 93 misconduct

In brief

MANDATORY ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATION AFTER SUBSTANTIATED ARTICLE 93 MISCONDUCT.

Requires independent administrative screening before formal separation proceedings and a documented finding that the initiation threshold is met. An impartial board adjudicates by a preponderance of the evidence. Separation follows a final qualifying finding, but an under-other-than-honorable-conditions characterization is not automatic; individualized statutory, regulatory, mitigation, service-record, and due-process considerations apply.

Draft section
§ 305
Bill page
8
Source status
Updated bill
Proposal type
New administrative screening and adjudication process
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