The VetPAC Act of 2025 establishes the Veterans Health Administration Policy Advisory Commission , an independent body tasked with a comprehensive review of the Veterans Health Administration's operations. This Commission will consist of 17 members, appointed by the Comptroller General, who possess significant expertise in operating or advising large medical systems, with at least two members being veterans. The Commission's duties include periodically reviewing critical aspects of VHA operations, such as information technology infrastructure , patient referrals, access and wait times for both primary and specialty care, and the overall quality of health care furnished. It will also scrutinize workforce issues, patient satisfaction, provider training, the long-term budgetary outlook, and procurement processes within the VHA. Furthermore, the Commission will assess the interaction of VHA care with other healthcare programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE, and the implications of broader changes in healthcare delivery for veterans. It is required to consult with congressional committees and examine the budgetary consequences of its recommendations. The Commission is mandated to submit annual reports to Congress by March 15, detailing its findings and providing recommendations for improving veteran healthcare services. It has the authority to employ staff, collect data, and request information from federal agencies to support its review and reporting functions.