Which entity is responsible for overseeing the proper disposal of NAF property valued at $1,000 or more?

• A. Activity Manager
• B. NAFFA
• C. NAF AO
• D. Resource Manager

Answer: (B)

The correct answer is NAFFA, which stands for Non-Appropriated Fund Financial Activity. NAFFA is specifically designated to oversee and ensure compliance with the regulations and standards governing the management of Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) property. This responsibility includes the proper disposal of NAF property that is valued at $1,000 or more, thus ensuring that the disposal processes are conducted fairly, transparently, and according to federal guidelines.

In this context, other entities such as the Activity Manager, NAF Administrative Officer (AO), and Resource Manager may have roles related to the funding and management of NAF resources but do not have the specific oversight responsibilities for the disposal of NAF property. These roles may involve operational management, administration, and resource allocation, but the explicit duty to oversee the disposal of valuable NAF property lies with NAFFA. This ensures that all disposals are handled in accordance with applicable policies and procedures, effectively reducing the risks associated with mismanagement or improper disposal of assets.