Who is responsible for the review of losses between $50 and $250?

The Activity Manager is responsible for the review of losses between $50 and $250. This role involves overseeing the operations and financial aspects of the activity, ensuring that any discrepancies or losses are properly identified and addressed. The Activity Manager plays a critical part in maintaining accountability and providing assurance that the organization's resources are being managed effectively and efficiently. They help to minimize losses by implementing operational controls and conducting reviews of financial activities.

In the context of this role, the Installation Commander, Resource Manager, and NAF Accounting Office have different responsibilities. The Installation Commander oversees the broader mission and resources at the base level, while the Resource Manager focuses on managing budgetary and resource allocation matters, and the NAF Accounting Office is tasked with the financial reporting and compliance aspects of NAF activities. Each of these roles contributes to the overall financial health of the organization, but it is specifically the Activity Manager who directly handles the review of losses within the specified range.