US SB1466

Establishes a Federal Advisory Council to Support Victims of Gun Violence, led by the Department of Health and Human Services, with members including Cabinet secretaries, agency heads, 2-5 gun violence victims, and 2-5 victim assistance professionals

Requires the Council to survey victims and professionals, conduct literature reviews of assistance programs, and assess compensation funds established after mass shootings to identify best practices

Mandates dissemination of resources to help victims with medical, financial, educational, housing, mental health, legal, and government benefit needs through a public website and hard copies distributed to Congress, Social Security offices, state agencies, and attorneys general

Requires an initial report within 180 days of enactment and a follow-up report within 2 years, both submitted to congressional committees and state agencies and made publicly available online

The Council terminates 5 years after enactment and no additional funds are authorized; the Federal Advisory Committee Act does not apply