This House resolution declares gun violence a public health crisis. It supports similar declarations by states and local governments and urges a coordinated federal response. It also urges the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to continue and expand its violence prevention research and data collection, and asks the Surgeon General to issue a report on firearm injuries and prevention.
The resolution calls for more research and coordination on gun violence prevention. It does not describe specific services or changes for individuals.
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The resolution says gun violence affects many people, is unfairly distributed, and could be reduced through prevention. It argues that a public health approach and coordinated government action are needed.
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