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Learning  Objective: Identify the  public  affairs  policies related  to  investigations, propriety,  and  special  cir- cumstances. 7-27. After  approval  is  granted  by  the proper  authority,  when  should  a PAO  release  details  about  an investigation? 1. When it is one-third complete only 2. When  it  is  one-half  complete only 3. When it is two-thirds complete  only 4. When  it  is  complete 7-28. An  investigation  into  the collapse  of  a  communications tower on a naval station is in progress.  The PAO must ensure that  statements  to  the  media during  the  investigation  will NOT imply the release of all findings. 1. True 2. False 7-29. How should information from an occupational   safety   investigation be treated? 1.   As typically releasable information 2. As secret information 3. As confidential information 4. As  privileged  information 7-30. Who should a PAO contact for clearance  to  release  informa- tion  on  a  safety-related investigation? 1. CHINFO 2. Commander, Mishap Investigation  Center 3. Assistant Judge Advocate General  (Military  Law) 4. Commander,  Naval  Safety Center 7-31. All  Navy  public  affairs  dealings must strictly adhere to which of the  following  guidelines? 1. Standards  of  Conduct  and Government  Ethics  only, SECNAVINST  5370.2H 2. Public  Affairs  Policy  and Ethics  only,  DoD  Regulation 4515-13S 3.  Both 1 and 2 above 4. Armed  Forces  Ethics  Policy, DoD  Regulation  4531-12F 7-32. The  mailing  of  an  unsolicited Navy  news  release  is  authorized to which of the following individuals? 1. An  interested  member  of the press only 2. An  interested  member  of Congress  only 3. An  interested  local  merchant only 4. All of the above 7-33. When,  if  ever,  may  information be  released  that  might  support a  claim  against  the  government? 1. When  the  information  is obtained  from  a  person’s personal  knowledge 2. When  the  information  is obtained  from  official records 3.  When the information is obtained  from  a  person discharging  official  duties 4. Never 7-34. You  are  reviewing  a  story  written by your senior journalist that, in  your  opinion,  contains  border- line libelous statements. What action  should  you  take? 1. Consult  the  command  judge advocate 2. Send the story to CHINFO for  review 3.  Send the story to the CO for  review 4. Use a “balancing test” on the  story 69

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