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Committee on Veterans and Military pulls House Bill 2214 after members raise notice concerns
Summary
The Committee on Veterans and Military withdrew House Bill 2214, a proposal to limit compensation for people assisting veterans with benefit claims, after members questioned short notice and said no agreement had been reached on amendments.
The Committee on Veterans and Military paused consideration and withdrew House Bill 2214 — described in the meeting as the "Safeguarding American Veteran Empowerment Act" — after members raised objections about short notice and lack of consensus on amendments during the committee meeting.
Carly, Revisor's Office staff, summarized the measure: "2214 is an act concerning veterans and military relating to veterans benefits. It would enact the Safeguarding American Veteran Empowerment Act to limit compensation for assisting in veterans benefit matters." Members then discussed whether the committee had given adequate notice that…
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