National Guard Relief Act
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Overview
This bill amends existing laws related to military welfare societies by specifically including the National Guard Relief Foundation within those definitions. It clarifies that the National Guard Relief Foundation is considered a military welfare society for the purposes of certain laws administered by the Secretaries of the military departments. This change aims to ensure the foundation’s continued eligibility for benefits and support provided to military families and veterans.
Key provisions
- Includes the National Guard Relief Foundation in the definition of ‘military welfare society’ under Title 10 of the U.S. Code.
- Modifies section 1033(b)(2) to add the National Guard Relief Foundation.
- Modifies section 2566(b)(1) to add the National Guard Relief Foundation.
Who is affected
- The National Guard Relief Foundation
- Military families
- Veterans
- Secretaries of the military departments
Notable changes
- Expands the definition of ‘military welfare society’ to encompass the National Guard Relief Foundation.
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