Top Summary
This bill amends various sections of title 14, United States Code, updating acquisition programs, modifying the Commandant of the Coast Guard's reporting requirements, adjusting reappointment terms, authorizing cyber assistance coordination with foreign entities, and increasing the threshold for minor construction projects. It also requires quarterly reports on facility renovations in Alaska, updates scientific mission provisions for the USCGC Storis, allows contracting for Arctic Security Cutters outside the Coast Guard, and adjusts benefits for Coast Guard members. The bill expands guidance for reserve selection boards, mandates annual funding reports, requires studies on Coast Guard Academy governance and behavioral health services, and mandates the installation of medical privacy rooms at the Academy. It also calls for reports on transitioning personnel to the dredging industry, alternative Coast Guard station locations, and updates to maritime safety laws, while increasing funding for fishing vessel safety programs.
Sub Summaries
- Amendments to Title 14, United States Code: Updates to Acquisition Programs, Reporting Requirements, Reappointment Terms, Cyber Assistance Coordination, and Construction Thresholds
- Amendments to the Don Young Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2022: Facility Reports, Arctic Operations, and Personnel Benefits
- Coast Guard Regulatory Reforms and Enhanced Oversight Measures
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- Coast Guard Transition and Safety Legislation with Funding Increases