What we are concerned with is 'the death by a thousand cuts' whereby it can easily be stated that allowing large numbers of veterans into the private sector while not fixing long-t...
We are concerned with not only the vagueness of some language, but that the discretion in implementing major portions are left up to the Sec...
ACOG enthusiastically endorses H.R. 3642 and we urge Committee to include this legislation in the broader VA health reform effort.
Thank you very much, Mr. Butler.
I urge the Committee to approve the Veterans Fair Debt Notice Act to promote accountability, consumer protection, and efficiencies in the VA...
In my opinion, a veteran should not have to rely on a congressional caseworker to interpret the VA's bureaucratese.
Current VA regulations provide that such debtors are notified by ordinary mail, which is deemed to provide a sufficient notification.
H.R. 3705, the Veterans Fair Debt Notice Act, proposes a very straightforward solution.
I believe my bill offers a commonsense fix to frustrations that some veterans in my district have shared with me.
that uncertainty is clear and it's costing millions, if not billions of dollars to comply with this uncertainty
The uncertainty is important.