You are part of a process under the Armed Forces Discipline Act 1971. A disciplinary officer looks at all the evidence given under subpart 2 and this subpart. They then decide if you are guilty or not guilty of the charge. The disciplinary officer must do a few things. They determine if you are guilty or not guilty on the charge. They record their finding and inform you. This process is part of the investigation and summary trial of charges. The disciplinary officer follows the rules to make a fair decision. They use the evidence from subpart 2 and this subpart to decide your case.