H.R. 5400: To amend title 10, United States Code, to require the Secretary of Defense to annually review the amount of financial assistance for child care and youth program services providers provided by the Secretary.

The bill aims to amend Title 10 of the United States Code to establish a requirement for the Secretary of Defense to conduct an annual review concerning financial assistance provided for child care and youth program services.

Key Provisions

• Annual Review Requirement: The bill mandates that the Secretary of Defense must evaluate the financial support offered to child care and youth program providers every year. This evaluation includes an assessment of the maximum financial aid that can be given per child on a monthly basis to eligible providers.
• Focus on Financial Assistance: The review is specifically focused on understanding whether the current financial assistance limits meet the needs of the child care and youth services providers.

Objectives of the Bill

The primary objective of the bill is to ensure that financial assistance for child care and youth programs is adequate and reflects current needs. The annual review will help identify any adjustments needed in financial support to better serve military families and dependents.

Implications

If passed, this legislation would potentially enable adjustments to the financial support structure, impacting how resources are allocated to child care and youth programs associated with the military.

Relevant Companies

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