This bill requires the Department of Defense Inspector General to audit how well the Department follows a specific federal rule about buying certain domestic food items. The first audit must start within 90 days after the law is passed. After that, audits must happen every quarter. For each audit, the Inspector General must send a report to the House and Senate Committees on Armed Services within 60 days after the audit ends. The audits are to check compliance with section 4862 of title 10, United States Code, for the items described in subsection (b)(1)(A) of that section.
The bill text does not specify funding, appropriations, or estimated costs. No publicly available information on the bill's cost or how audits and reports would be funded.
The bill states its purpose as "To improve oversight of Department of Defense compliance with certain requirements for domestic food supply chains." Supporters, based on the text, want regular audits and reports to check compliance with the cited statute.
No publicly available information on objections, concerns, or opposing views is included in the bill text or metadata provided.