A bill to repeal the Military Selective Service Act.

This bill would repeal the Military Selective Service Act, the law that requires men to register with the Selective Service System for a possible military draft. Within 180 days, the Selective Service System's assets, contracts, property, records, and unspent funds would be transferred to the General Services Administration, and the Office of Selective Service Records would not be re-created. The Office of Personnel Management would help Selective Service employees move to other federal jobs. The federal government and states could not deny benefits, jobs, or privileges to people who did not register before the repeal, and the bill states that the rights of conscientious objectors are not reduced.

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Sponsors

• Ron Wyden Democrat sponsor
• 2 cosponsors