Managing Government Property and Inventory
This scenario explains the obligations of officers who are assigned government quarters or other property, covering both the handover-in process when taking charge and the handover-out process when vacating. It details the role of CORA, financial liability for loss or damage, annual inventory requirements, and the dispute resolution process.
Understand the Role of CORA in Property Management
The Central Office for the Registration of Assets (CORA) is the government body responsible for managing the allocation, handover, and inventory of government quarters and movable property within those quarters. All formal handover and handover-out processes for government quarters are arranged through CORA. Officers assigned government quarters do not deal directly with a previous or subsequent occupant — all transitions must go through CORA. No item of government property may be removed from a quarter or moved between quarters without CORA's written permission.
Which stage of government property management are you at?
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For the full legal text, see: GO 11105–11113 and GO 12201–12210