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This bill amends the federal charter of the Reserve Organization of America (ROA), a non-profit organization focused on supporting and promoting national security military policy. The bill updates the organization's legal framework by defining its core purposes, governance structure, and operational restrictions. Specifically, the bill establishes that the ROA will have perpetual existence, cannot engage in business for profit, cannot issue stock, is prohibited from making political contributions or loans to officers, and must maintain transparent record-keeping practices. The organization will have an annual meeting, a governing body defined by its own constitution, and the exclusive right to use its name, seals, and emblems. The bill also mandates that the organization have a registered agent in the District of Columbia for legal purposes and clarifies that the organization is liable for the actions of its officers and agents when those actions are within the scope of their authority. Additionally, the bill renames the organization from "Reserve Officers Association of the United States" to "Reserve Organization of America" and ensures that all existing legal references will be automatically updated to reflect this new name.

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