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Military-community priorities
Supplied by Michael F. Wisniewski, Campaign Director · Noack for Congress ·
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Creation of a “Tenant Bill of Rights”
Perhaps the MOAA’s most significant achievement relative to the 2020 NDAA is the inclusion of a foundational document establishing tenant rights and responsibilities. The “Tenant Bill of Rights” includes the right to know historical issues with a given housing unit, provides guidance for communicating concerns and outlines when tenants can withhold rent. This will go a long way toward leveling the playing field between tenants and landlords.
Reimbursement for Housing Related Healthcare Costs
Families have reported such harmful conditions as lead-based paint, rat infestations, exposed asbestos and even rampant mold in military housing. Any one of these hazards can be harmful to one’s health. The NDAA will ensure that military housing partners will now be on the hook for medical conditions caused by unsafe conditions.
Additionally, landlords will be expected to pay relocation or dislocation costs for tenants living in unsafe conditions. This recommendation creates a financial incentive for private housing partners to complete military housing improvements quickly and thoroughly.
Active-Duty Pay & Financial Stability
With 77% of active-duty families saying a dual income is vital to their financial well-being (up from 63% in 2019), adequate compensation is mission-critical.
Targeted Increases: Ensuring base pay and allowances keep pace with inflation to alleviate reliance on a single income.
Housing Allowance Reforms: Re-evaluating Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) rates so they accurately reflect the fair market value of local housing, minimizing out-of-pocket expenses.🏥
Healthcare Accessibility
Medical care must be reliable, continuous, and swift, especially given the emotional tolls of military life.
Continuity of Care: Eliminating the need to restart the search for specialist care or mental health counseling after a relocation.
Capacity & Wait Times: Reducing appointment wait times and bridging the gap in specialized pediatric and mental health services.
Timely VA Care
Recruit and retain staff: Increase pay incentives and loan forgiveness for medical personnel working in Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) facilities.
Expand community care: Streamline referrals to licensed private providers when VA wait times exceed standard benchmarks.
Scale telehealth: Broaden virtual and mobile health infrastructure for remote or mobility-limited veterans.
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Military & pay
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Military families
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Veterans
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Military & pay
Not enough evidence
Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete
Military families
Not enough evidence
Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete
Veterans
Not enough evidence
Selected official actions: 0 · Full scoring review incomplete
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