The bill would create a 15-member commission within the Office of Management and Budget to review federal programs for natural disaster resilience and recovery. The commission would recommend administrative and legislative changes to improve their effectiveness, efficiency, and budget funding. It would review federal programs, grants, funding, goals, and agency roles, and report its findings and recommendations to Congress. The commission would send interim reports every 180 days and a final report within two years of its first meeting. It would end 60 days after submitting the final report.
The bill would establish a commission to review federal disaster programs. It does not itself change disaster assistance or create new benefits for individuals. The commission’s recommendations could address access to federal programs for affected people and organizations.
The bill authorizes no additional appropriations. Commission expenses would come from amounts already appropriated to the Office of Management and Budget. Non-federal commission members could receive travel expenses.
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