Who generally reviews the turn-in process?

The appropriate choice is the supply officer or designated representatives because they are specifically tasked with overseeing and managing the logistics associated with property and supply accountability within a unit. This includes reviewing the turn-in process to ensure that all items being returned meet the criteria for acceptance. They ensure that records are accurately maintained and that all necessary documentation is complete during the turn-in, which is critical for efficient inventory management and compliance with regulations.

Other roles, such as the unit commander or property book officer, may have overarching responsibilities concerning the overall operation and accountability of the unit's property, but the immediate and detailed review of the turn-in process is usually delegated to the supply officer or their appointed personnel. An auditor may be involved in general assessments or compliance checks, but this is not typically their primary function during the actual turn-in process.