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US HB6017
Bill
Status
11/10/2025
Primary Sponsor
Jeff Van Drew
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AI Summary
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Secretary of Veterans Affairs must provide every veteran with physical and electronic copies of a "Veterans Bill of Rights" document outlining 11 categories of rights including fair treatment, privacy protections, access to quality healthcare, mental health services, employment/housing assistance, and transparent claims processing
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VA required to publish the Veterans Bill of Rights on a public website and maintain copies at all VA facilities, with annual updates to information covering healthcare, disability, education, and housing benefits
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VA must maintain a toll-free hotline and online portal for veterans to report complaints about compliance, with mandatory response within 30 days of receiving a complaint
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Appeals process target of 120 days for resolution, with VA required to provide progress updates and guidance throughout the process
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Annual reporting to Congress required on complaint totals by category and facility, response times, percentage of complaints resolved within 30 days, corrective actions taken, and claims/appeals processing times; implementation deadline is 6 months after enactment
Legislative Description
Veterans Bill of Rights Act
Armed forces and national security
Last Action
Referred to the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
11/10/2025