What type of report is specifically excluded from using the OPNAV 1752/2 form?

The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) case is specifically excluded from using the OPNAV 1752/2 form because it is governed by a different set of procedures and reporting mechanisms. The FAP focuses on addressing child abuse and domestic abuse within Navy families, which falls under unique policies distinct from those applied to sexual assault reporting outlined in the OPNAVINST 1752.1C.

While the other types of reports relate to incidents of assault or harassment that align more closely with the SAPR reporting structure, FAP cases require a distinct approach for intervention, prevention, and support services that are tailored to family dynamics and relationships. Thus, the intended structure and processes for handling these cases are not compatible with the provisions set forth in the SAPR program, leading to the exclusion of FAP cases from utilizing the OPNAV 1752/2 form.