Which regulation covers military discipline and conduct policies?

The regulation that covers military discipline and conduct policies is AR 600-20. This regulation provides guidance on the Army's policies regarding military discipline, command responsibilities, standards of conduct, and the enforcement of these standards within military units. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining good order and discipline, which are essential for effective command and overall unit cohesion.

AR 600-20 outlines the rights and responsibilities of soldiers, the chain of command, and various disciplinary actions that can be taken if conduct does not meet expected standards. This ensures that all personnel are aware of what is considered acceptable behavior and the consequences for failing to adhere to these guidelines.

In contrast, other regulations such as AR 735-5 pertain to property management, AR 600-85 focuses on alcohol and drug abuse prevention and control, and AR 600-55 deals with driver training and safety. Each of these addresses specific areas but does not encompass the broader scope of military discipline and conduct that AR 600-20 covers.