The bill would create an Interagency Council on Service to coordinate efforts to promote military service, national service, and public service. The Council would advise the President, coordinate recruitment and outreach, and prepare a Service Strategy every four years. The bill would also allow joint recruitment research and advertising by the Department of Defense, the Corporation for National and Community Service, and the Peace Corps. It would expand information and transition support about service and public-sector jobs for military members and national service participants. The bill was introduced in the Senate and referred to a committee.
The bill would coordinate information about service opportunities. Military members and national service participants would receive added information about public service or other service opportunities. The bill does not require people to serve.
The bill authorizes no additional funds. It allows certain studies to use funds already appropriated to the agencies involved.
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