Which of the following privileges cannot be withheld as part of a nonpunitive measure for correcting a minor infraction?

The privilege of normal liberty cannot be withheld as part of a nonpunitive measure for correcting a minor infraction because it is considered a fundamental right for personnel to have time off and engage in personal activities away from duty. Normal liberty is an essential aspect of maintaining morale and well-being among service members. The organizational philosophy emphasizes that the ability to take leave or have time off should not be restricted lightly, especially in nonpunitive contexts.

In contrast, privileges such as the exchange of duty, base parking, and special pay can be more directly related to job responsibilities or specific arrangements that can be adjusted based on conduct or performance. These privileges may be seen as more discretionary and therefore can be modified as part of a corrective approach to address minor infractions. However, denying normal liberty would be perceived as excessively punitive, directly impacting a member's ability to rest and recharge, which is vital for effective performance.