An Act recognizing and providing assistance for military service-related injuries from agent orange and burn pits
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to recognize and provide assistance to military veterans who believe they have suffered injuries related to exposure to Agent Orange and burn pits during their service. It seeks to acknowledge the potential health impacts of these exposures and offer support to affected individuals. The legislation is intended to address concerns about the long-term health consequences for veterans exposed to these substances. It is currently under review by the Joint Committee on Veterans and Federal Affairs.
Key provisions
- Recognizes military service-related injuries linked to Agent Orange and burn pits.
- Provides assistance to veterans potentially affected by these exposures.
- Directs the Veterans and Federal Affairs committee to study the issue.
- Scheduled for a hearing on July 22, 2025.
Who is affected
- Military veterans
- Veterans potentially exposed to Agent Orange and burn pits
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Primary sponsor
Jessica Ann Giannino
Cosponsors
Jessica Ann Giannino
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