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The bill would direct the Department of Defense Inspector General to review military departments' suicide-prevention efforts and report to Congress by April 30, 2027.
Directs the DOD Inspector General to review suicide-prevention efforts
Review covers deaths by suicide, attempts, and suicidal ideation
Report to Armed Services Committees due April 30, 2027
Introduced October 22, 2026; referred to House Armed Services Committee
A focused Inspector General review could identify gaps or barriers in suicide-prevention practices and give Congress information to consider further oversight or legislative actions.
Each Secretary of a military department and members of the Armed Forces would be the focus of the review.
Introduced in the House and referred to the House Committee on Armed Services; no committee report or floor vote shown in the source.
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