How often does CACC completely update the regulation and incorporate changes into the new regulation?

• A. Every year
• B. Every five years
• C. Every ten years
• D. Every three years

Answer: (D)

CACC uses a triannual cycle, so a complete update of the regulation and incorporation of changes happens every three years. This is a deliberate cadence that allows time for thorough review, gathering input from units, and ensuring all amendments are integrated into one authoritative new edition. A three-year interval keeps the regulation current without requiring constant rewriting, and it prevents frequent, disruptive changes that would come with yearly updates. When the new edition is published, it supersedes the previous version and presents all policies, language, and structure in a single, cohesive document.