Command Accountability for Military Family Readiness Act This bill requires each military department to prioritize military readiness. Specifically, each department must designate the command personnel who shall undergo a climate assessment that takes into account their support of military family readiness; provide training, guidance, and other information to ensure that such command personnel are equipped to encourage and support military family readiness within their unit or installation; ensure that each assessment includes the extent to which the command personnel encourage and support military family readiness; and ensure that each assessment includes surveys of the spouses of service members on matters that are relevant to military spouses, military families, and military family readiness.
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Timeline
Introduced in Senate
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.
Introduced in Senate
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.
Armed Forces and National Security
Child care and developmentChild healthCongressional oversightEmployment and training programsFood assistance and reliefHealth care coverage and accessMental healthMilitary command and structureMilitary education and trainingMilitary facilities and propertyMilitary medicineMilitary personnel and dependentsMilitary readinessNutrition and dietWomen's health
Command Accountability for Military Family Readiness Act
USA116th CongressS-3800| Senate
| Updated: 5/21/2020
Command Accountability for Military Family Readiness Act This bill requires each military department to prioritize military readiness. Specifically, each department must designate the command personnel who shall undergo a climate assessment that takes into account their support of military family readiness; provide training, guidance, and other information to ensure that such command personnel are equipped to encourage and support military family readiness within their unit or installation; ensure that each assessment includes the extent to which the command personnel encourage and support military family readiness; and ensure that each assessment includes surveys of the spouses of service members on matters that are relevant to military spouses, military families, and military family readiness.
Child care and developmentChild healthCongressional oversightEmployment and training programsFood assistance and reliefHealth care coverage and accessMental healthMilitary command and structureMilitary education and trainingMilitary facilities and propertyMilitary medicineMilitary personnel and dependentsMilitary readinessNutrition and dietWomen's health