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1137. Obligation To Report Offenses All  offenses  observed  should  be  reported  to the  proper  authority. 1138. Responsibilities Concerning Marijuana, Narcotics,  and  Other  Controlled  Substances Personnel may not bring on board any naval activity, or have in their possession at any time, marijuana,   narcotics,   or   any   controlled substances. 1143. Report of a Communicable Disease Personnel   should   report   any   suspicions   of communicable  disease  to  their  medical  representa- tive. 1144. Immunization Personnel   must   take   the   immunizations prescribed  for  them  as  scheduled. 1145.  Service  Examinations No  persons  in  the  Navy,  without  proper authority,  should  have  or  attempt  to  have  in  their possession, any examination papers, any part or copy thereof, or any examination answer sheets. They  also  shall  not  obtain,  sell,  publish,  give, purchase,   receive,   or  reproduce  any  of  these examination   products. 1150.  Redress  of  Wrong  Committed  by  a Superior A   person   who   believes   that   a   superior exercises authority in an unjust or cruel manner or   is   guilty   of   misconduct   should   submit   a complaint  to  his  or  her  commanding  officer. 1151. Direct Communication With the Com- manding Officer The  right  of  any  person  in  the  naval service  to  communicate  with  the  com- manding  officer  in  a  proper  manner,  and at  a  proper  time  and  place,  shall  not  be denied  or  restricted. 1154. Communications to the Congress Personnel may not, in their official capacity, apply to Congress for congressional action of any kind  or  provide  information  requested  by  Con- gress. The only exception to this regulation is such communication as authorized by the Secretary of the  Navy  or  as  provided  by  law. 1155. Dealings With Members of Congress All  persons  may  write  to  their  congressmen  on any subject as long as they do not violate security regulations  or  the  law. 1156. Forwarding Individual Requests Requests  from  persons  in  the  naval service  shall  be  acted  upon  promptly. When   addressed   to   higher   authority, requests  shall  be  forwarded  without  delay. The reason should be stated when a request is  not  approved  or  recommended. 1157. Leave and Liberty Leave and liberty will be granted to the maximum  extent  practicable. 1158. Quality and Quantity of Rations Meals  served  in  the  general  mess  shall  be sampled  regularly  by  an  officer  detailed  by  the commanding officer for that purpose. Should this officer  find  the  quality  or  quantity  of  the  food unsatisfactory or should any member of the mess object to the quality or quantity of the food, the commanding  officer  shall  be  notified  and  shall take  appropriate  action. 1159. Possession of Weapons Personnel  may  not  have  any  weapons  or explosives   in   their   possession   without   proper authority. 1160. Possession of Government Property Personnel shall not possess, without permis- sion,  any  property  of  the  United  States  except what is needed in the performance of their duty. 6-5

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