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This bill requires the Secretary of Defense to provide a comprehensive briefing to the House Armed Services Committee within 180 days of the bill's enactment regarding the potential consolidation of prevention services across military installations. The briefing must specifically assess the feasibility of combining services like sexual assault prevention, suicide prevention, harassment prevention, and domestic violence prevention into a single facility at each military installation in the United States. The briefing must include a detailed cost estimate for such consolidation and evaluate the current efforts of military department secretaries to consolidate these prevention services, including documenting their successes and lessons learned. "Covered prevention services" are defined as services offered to military members and their dependents that focus on preventing various forms of interpersonal violence and providing community-based prevention support. The goal appears to be streamlining and potentially improving access to critical support services for military personnel and their families by centralizing prevention resources at each installation.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/6384/all-info