The first day back in Washington and the House and Senate
are down to a more normal number of bills introduced on Monday, 16 in the House
and 5 in the Senate. Two of the House bills may be of interest to readers of
this blog:
HR 804 Latest Title: To cancel
the 251A sequester for the revised security category and to provide for a
reduced spending plan with respect to the Department of Defense, and for other
purposes. Sponsor: Rep Coffman, Mike (R,CO)
HR 809 Latest Title: To provide
for improvement of field emergency medical services, and for other
purposes. Sponsor: Rep Bucshon, Larry (R,IN)
It is hard to tell from the brief information currently
available if either of these bills will really be of interest. The reduced
spending plan in HR 804 could potentially affect cyber-operations in DOD. I can
think of plenty of ways that improvements in field emergency medical services
would be of direct benefit to chemical emergencies at both fixed sites and
transportation incidents. We’ll just have to wait and see what the actual
language of the bills contain.
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