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House Committee on Veterans' Affairs

The House Committee on Veterans' Affairs is a committee of the U.S. House of Representatives with 24 current members, and its jurisdiction covers 1 federal agency: Department of Veterans Affairs. Oversight is a curated mapping of jurisdiction, not control of any award.

The House Committee on Veterans' Affairs is the authorizing committee for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The committee is responsible for recommending legislation expanding, curtailing, or fine-tuning existing laws relating to veterans' benefits. The Committee also has oversight responsibility, which means monitoring and evaluating the operations of the VA. If the Committee finds that VA is not administering laws as Congress intended, then it is addressed through the hearing process and legislation.

Federal agencies it oversees

Department of Veterans Affairs

≈ inferred a curated mapping of jurisdiction. Oversight is not control and is not a claim of influence over any specific award.

Members

Mike BostChairIL-12 · R

Mark TakanoRanking MemberCA-39 · D

Aumua Amata Coleman RadewagenAS-0 · R

Julia BrownleyCA-26 · D

Jack BergmanMI-1 · R

Chris PappasNH-1 · D

Nancy MaceSC-1 · R

Mariannette Miller-MeeksIA-1 · R

Morgan McGarveyKY-3 · D

Gregory F. MurphyNC-3 · R

Delia C. RamirezIL-3 · D

Derrick Van OrdenWI-3 · R

Nikki BudzinskiIL-13 · D

Morgan LuttrellTX-8 · R

Timothy M. KennedyNY-26 · D

Juan CiscomaniAZ-6 · R

Maxine DexterOR-3 · D

Keith SelfTX-3 · R

Herbert C. Conaway, Jr.NJ-3 · D

Jennifer A. KiggansVA-2 · R

Kelly MorrisonMN-3 · D

Abraham J. HamadehAZ-8 · R

Kimberlyn King-HindsMP-0 · R

Tom BarrettMI-7 · R

Subcommittees

House Committee on Veterans' Affairs: Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs

House Committee on Veterans' Affairs: Economic Opportunity

House Committee on Veterans' Affairs: Health

House Committee on Veterans' Affairs: Oversight and Investigations

House Committee on Veterans' Affairs: Technology Modernization

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