text: FM 2-22.3_________________________________________________________________________________
  RESPONSIBILITIES
  M-10. Commanders of interrogation or detention facilities and forces
  employing the approved separation technique are responsible for compliance
  with applicable law and policy. Commanders must understand that
  separation poses a higher risk to the detainee than do standard techniques,
  and so require strenuous oversight to avoid misapplication and potential
  abuse.
  M-11. The interrogation chain of command must coordinate the interrogation
  plan with the detention operations commander. Close coordination must
  occur between intelligence personnel and personnel responsible for detainee
  operations, including MP, security forces, Master at Arms, and other
  individuals providing security for detainees (hereafter referred to as guards).
  Guards do not conduct intelligence interrogations and, in accordance with
  DOD Directive 3115.09, will not set the conditions for interrogations. Guards
  may support interrogators as requested for detainee custody, control, escort,
  and/or additional security (for example, for combative detainees), in
  accordance with paragraphs 5-57 through 5-66 and FM 3-19.40, JP 3-63, and
  the approved interrogation plan.
  M-12. The detention operations commander (in conjunction with the MI
  commander) may convene a multidiscipline custody and control oversight
  team including, but not limited to, MP, MI, BSC (if available), and legal
  representatives. The team can advise and provide measures to ensure
  effective custody and control in compliance with applicable law and policy.
  M-13. Commanders must consider the following when employing separation:
  • Is separation directed against the appropriate individual and is it
  necessary for collecting important intelligence?
  • Does separation complement the overall interrogation strategy and
  interrogation approach technique or techniques?
  • Is the application of separation with the specific detainee at issue
  consistent with humane treatment and in accordance with applicable
  law and policy?
  M-14. Planning for the use of separation requires coordination with staff
  elements that provide support to interrogation operations. Staff elements
  that support interrogation facilities and forces employing separation will
  comply with paragraphs 4-59 and 4-60 and all controls and safeguards
  identified in paragraphs M-17 through M-26.
  GENERAL CONTROLS AND SAFEGUARDS
  HUMANE TREATMENT
  M-15. All captured or detained personnel shall be treated humanely at all
  times and in accordance with DOD Directive 3115.09, "DOD Intelligence
  Interrogations, Detainee Debriefings, and Tactical Questioning"; DOD
  Directive 2310.1E, “Department of Defense Detainee Program,” and no
  person in the custody or under the control of the DOD, regardless of
  nationality or physical location, shall be subject to cruel, inhuman, or
  degrading treatment or punishment as defined in US law, including the