A bill to prohibit the availability of funds to modify authorities of the Commander of United States Cyber Command, and for other purposes.
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Overview
This bill aims to prevent the use of federal funds to alter the existing authority and structure of the Commander of United States Cyber Command. Specifically, it restricts the Department of Defense from spending money on changes to the Commander’s responsibilities or command structure after June 1, 2025. The bill seeks to maintain the current operational framework of Cyber Command. It does not propose any changes to the Commander’s duties or the Department of Defense’s overall cybersecurity strategy.
Key provisions
- Prohibits the obligation or expenditure of funds for modifications to Cyber Command’s authority.
- Establishes a specific date (June 1, 2025) after which changes to Cyber Command are restricted.
- Applies to the Department of Defense.
- Focuses on maintaining the existing command structure of Cyber Command.
Who is affected
- Department of Defense
- Commander of United States Cyber Command
- Federal Government
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