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Refer and Equip Veterans and Military Personnel Act or the REVAMP Act This bill revises the Transition Assistance Program, which prepares service members for civilian life. The bill extends to certain reservists specified program requirements that currently apply to service members separating from active duty. Specifically, the bill requires certain members of a reserve component who have previously served on active duty to be provided with both a physical examination and a mental health assessment prior to separation. Under current law, only a physical examination must be offered to such reservists, and the examination is optional. The bill also specifies the time period during which the pre-separation physical examination and mental health assessment must occur. Specifically, a service member must undergo a physical examination and mental health assessment during the 90-day period before the service member's separation from the Armed Forces. In addition, the bill requires pre-separation counseling to include a plan for a service member's achievement of health care objectives.
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2020 · third_quarter · Defense
Lobbying to advance the health and wellbeing of veterans and Service members through legislation including the Daniel Somers Network of Support Act (H.R. 5324), to require DoD to establish a pilot program encourage newly enlisted Service members to designate up to fifteen individuals to receive information related to military service; the Refer and Equip Veterans and Military Personnel Act (H.R. 4993), to add health care planning as part of the Transition Assistance Program; and the National Defense Authorization Act for FY 21 (H.R. 6395, S. 4049), for matters relating to military health care and personnel benefits.
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Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services.
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