This resolution states that the Senate does not have confidence in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to carry out his duties. Its sponsors cite concerns about agency staffing and reorganization, cancelled research and public health funding, and the Secretary’s statements and actions on vaccines and other health issues. The resolution was referred to the Senate Committee on Finance.
The resolution expresses the Senate’s view. It does not itself change the Secretary’s duties or make changes to health programs. No direct effects on individuals are specified.
The resolution does not authorize spending or state a cost.
The resolution’s sponsors argue that the Secretary’s actions have harmed public health programs and research, failed to meet legal duties, and weakened trust in health agencies and scientific information.
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