Administrative  actions  such  as  contempt of   court. Changes t o    p r e v i o u s    N A V P E R S 1070/607s. Enlisted Performance Record (NAVPERS  1070/609–Page  9) T h e    E n l i s t e d    P e r f o r m a n c e    R e c o r d (NAVPERS  1070/609)  is  shown  in  figure  2-23. This record provides a cumulative account of an enlisted   member’s   performance   evaluations. Enlisted  performance  evaluations  are  used  to determine:     The performance multiple for advancement. Selection  to  warrant  or  commissioned status. Selection  for  special  programs,  projects, and  courses  of  instruction.    The awarding of the Good Conduct Medal and/or    Certificate. Type  of  discharge.   Reenlistment desirability. Reduction  in  rate  for  incompetency. Early   separation   by   administrative discharge. Record of Personnel Actions (NAVPERS  1070/610–Page  10) The Record of Personnel Actions (NAVPERS 1070/610) shown in figure 2-24 is used to record changes in rate or rating, proficiency pay, citizen- ship,  and  other  appropriate  entries. Record of Naval Reserve Service (NAVPERS  1070/611–Page  11) The   Record   of   Naval   Reserve   Service (NAVPERS  1070/611)  shown  in  figure  2-25  pro- vides a chronological record by anniversary year of  retirement  points  earned  by  Naval  Reserve enlisted   personnel.   For   individuals   who   were 2-39 members  of  the  Naval  Reserve  on  1  July  1949, the anniversary year begins on 1 July and ends on 30 June as long as service in the Reserve was or is continuous. The anniversary year begins on the  date  of  enlistment  or  reenlistment  for  in- dividuals   enlisting   or   reenlisting   with   broken service in the Naval Reserve after 1 July 1949. Administrative Remarks (NAVPERS  1070/613–Page  13) T h e    A d m i n i s t r a t i v e    R e m a r k s    p a g e (NAVPERS  1070/613)  shown  in  figure  2-26  is used  as  a  chronological  record  of  significant miscellaneous entries not provided for elsewhere in the service record. It is also used for recording more detailed information concerning entries on other  service  record  pages. Record of Discharge From the U.S. Naval Reserve—Inactive (NAVPERS  1070/615–Page  14) A  Record  of  Discharge  From  the  U.S.  Naval Reserve—Inactive  (NAVPERS  1070/615)  shown in  figure  2-27  is  prepared  upon  the  honorable discharge  of  an  enlisted  reservist  on  inactive duty  by  reason  of  expiration  of  enlistment  or obligated service. Discharge of enlisted reservists on inactive duty for any other reason is recorded on the Administrative Remarks page (NAVPERS 1070/613)  of  the  service  record. Certificate of Release or Discharge  From  Active  Duty (DD  Form  214–Page  15) The Certificate of Release or Discharge From Active Duty (DD Form 214) serves as the last page of the enlisted service record. Copy 2 of this form is shown in figure 2-28 and is prepared for each enlisted  person  who  is  being  separated  or  dis- charged  from  active  duty  and  at  certain  times when the enlisted person has a change of status but continues on active duty. This copy would be the last page of the service record and is placed on  top  of  the  right  side  of  the  NAVPERS 1070/600 (Enlisted Service Record Folder). Copy 1  shown  in  figure  2-29  is  given  to  the  enlisted member. The RP would have to check the left side of  the  NAVPERS  1070/600  folder  under  the separator   (NAVPERS   1070/617)   for   screening DD  Form  214  information  specified  by  assigned-