To designate the name for the medical facilities being constructed at the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, to replace Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Legislative Progress
Introduced
January 16, 2008
Latest Action
February 1, 2008
Primary Sponsor
C. W. Bill YoungRepublican(FL)
Momentum (last 30 days)
0
score
0 actions · 0 new cosponsors · 0 votes
Speed vs cohort
62pct
16d open
vs 7,255 other HR bills in the 110th — cohort avg 47d
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2008 · first_quarter · Defense
See attached page Increasing the size of the Army budget; increasing Army end strength; increasing Army and Department of the Army civilian pay and compensation authorizations; Army modernization funding to include Army transformation, homeland security, weapons systems, space and missile defense; quality of life initiatives; military health care; Army retiree issues. -Supporting elimination of harmful payday lending practices affecting military personnel -Seeking legislation to create an Army commemorative coin in 2011 -Prohibiting any increase in TRICARE fees and copays -Supporting Reserve Component (RC) issues to include veterans status for certain RC members, RC members deferring payment of student loans, RC members participating in FEHBP, deduction of overnight travel expenses for drilling RC members. -Supporting H.R. 3780, specifically the amendment that would require states to allow instate tuition rate for military children attending college -Supporting H.R. 4930, specifically the portion making reserve retirement provisions of the FY2009 Defense Authorization Act retroactive to Sep 11, 2001 -Supporting H.R. 5441 pertaining to special survivor indemnity allowance to survivors of active duty military deaths -Supporting S.22(amended) pertaining to providing enhanced GI bill benefits to post 9/11 veterans -Supporting S. 2785 pertaining to reversing the planned 10.6% reduction in Medicare and military TRICARE physician payment rates -Opposing H.R. 5029 which would removed the name of Walter Reed from the title of the National Military Medical Center
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Client expense: $90,000 · Firm income: Not reported
2008 · first_quarter · Defense
See attached page Increasing the size of the Army budget; increasing Army end strength; increasing Army and Department of the Army civilian pay and compensation authorizations; Army modernization funding to include Army transformation, homeland security, weapons systems, space and missile defense; quality of life initiatives; military health care; Army retiree issues. -Supporting elimination of harmful payday lending practices affecting military personnel -Seeking legislation to create an Army commemorative coin in 2011 -Prohibiting any increase in TRICARE fees and copays -Supporting Reserve Component (RC) issues to include veterans status for certain RC members, RC members deferring payment of student loans, RC members participating in FEHBP, deduction of overnight travel expenses for drilling RC members. -Supporting H.R. 3780, specifically the amendment that would require states to allow instate tuition rate for military children attending college -Supporting H.R. 4930, specifically the portion making reserve retirement provisions of the FY2009 Defense Authorization Act retroactive to Sep 11, 2001 -Supporting H.R. 5441 pertaining to special survivor indemnity allowance to survivors of active duty military deaths -Supporting S.22(amended) pertaining to providing enhanced GI bill benefits to post 9/11 veterans -Supporting S. 2785 pertaining to reversing the planned 10.6% reduction in Medicare and military TRICARE physician payment rates -Opposing H.R. 5029 which would removed the name of Walter Reed from the title of the National Military Medical Center
Client expense: $60,000 · Firm income: Not reported
Government targets: Army, Dept of (Other), Defense, Dept of (DOD), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE