For losses of nonappropriated funds up to and including $50, who conducts the informal review?

The informal review for losses of nonappropriated funds of $50 or less is conducted by the Activity Manager. This is because the Activity Manager is generally responsible for the oversight and management of daily operations within their specific area, including the handling of nonappropriated funds. Their role includes ensuring accurate financial reporting and addressing discrepancies, such as losses.

By assigning the responsibility to the Activity Manager, the process remains streamlined and efficient, allowing those directly involved in the operations to address the issue promptly without escalating it unnecessarily. This helps maintain accountability at the level closest to the financial transaction and ensures that issues can be managed quickly and effectively.

The other choices represent different roles that, while important to the overall financial accountability structure, are not directly responsible for conducting the informal review for minor losses. The Resource Manager usually focuses on broader resource allocation and management, the Installation Commander oversees all operations at an installation level, and the NAF Accounting Office would typically handle formal audits or guidelines surrounding funds but would not directly engage in informal reviews for small losses.