Expanding Mental Health Access for Cyber Command Personnel Act

This bill would require the Department of Defense, starting within one year of becoming law, to run an initiative to understand and address work-related behavioral health challenges among Cyber Mission Force personnel. Under the initiative, behavioral health professionals would be assigned to U.S. Cyber Command and Cyber Mission Force operating locations. Each professional would need the security clearance required to treat service members at those locations. Defense officials would brief the House and Senate Armed Services Committees each year for three years on the initiative's status, clearance validation, the clinical needs being treated, challenges, and efforts to make service members aware of these professionals.

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Sponsors

• Sarah Elfreth Democrat sponsor
• 1 cosponsors