Establishes a right-to-repair for military property by requiring the adjutant general to procure goods and services with fair and reasonable access.
The bill amends the military law to establish a right-to-repair for military property. It requires the adjutant general to procure goods and services with fair and reasonable access to repair materials, including parts, tools, and information. This access must be provided at prices, terms, and conditions equivalent to the most favorable offered to authorized repair providers. The bill aims to ensure that military personnel and authorized repair providers can effectively diagnose, maintain, or repair military goods and services.
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