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CT HB06441
Bill
Status
1/23/2025
Primary Sponsor
Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee
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AI Summary
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Increases minimum staffing for the Office of Advocacy and Assistance from 10 to 19 employees, including raising veterans' service officers from 8 to at least 14 and requiring at least 3 clerical personnel
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Requires the office to develop a written outreach plan identifying strategies for reaching veterans and their families, and to electronically track outreach activities including events attended and number of veterans served
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Mandates veterans' service officers visit nursing homes and assisted living facilities on an annual schedule, with quarterly reports on collected information submitted to the Board of Trustees for the Department of Veterans Affairs
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Requires quarterly reporting to the Board of Trustees on concerns raised by veterans and family members (summarized by type, frequency, and resolution) and petitions filed under state regulations
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Effective July 1, 2025
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Department Of Veterans Affairs' Office Of Advocacy And Assistance.
Last Action
Favorable Change of Reference, Senate to Committee on Appropriations
2/25/2025