Establishes a Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee to advise the governor and the director of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The bill creates a Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee to provide advice to the governor and the director of the Department of Veterans Affairs. The committee consists of seventeen members appointed by the governor, including representatives from veterans' homes, veterans service organizations, and individuals from specific groups. Members serve four-year terms and can only serve two consecutive terms. The committee's duties include advising on department operations and recommending changes. Members do not receive compensation but are reimbursed for per diem and mileage expenses.
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