Alaska HB382 amends the Joint Armed Services Committee's composition and duties.
Alaska HB382 modifies the Joint Armed Services Committee's composition, duties, and reporting requirements. The committee, which advises on military matters, now includes members from various military-related organizations. It must monitor federal base realignments and closures, advocate for military expansion, and prepare strategic plans. The committee also reviews economic and industrial development related to military issues, and recommends methods to improve employment opportunities for military families. The bill repeals certain sections and amends others to reflect these changes.
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