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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed Military Suicide Prevention Training Oversight Amendment
Record date · June 24, 2026
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What This Bill Does
Senator Warner has introduced an amendment to the 2027 defense authorization bill that would mandate standardized tracking, reporting, and evaluation of across all military branches. The proposal requires the Department of Defense to monitor completion rates, implement corrective actions for training gaps, and report progress to Congress annually through 2030.
This amendment would create new mandatory reporting and evaluation requirements for suicide prevention training across all military departments, impacting how training data is collected and how compliance is monitored for service members.
Who It Affects
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Members of the Armed Forces
Service members will be subject to standardized non-clinical suicide prevention training and tracking requirements.
Department of Defense
The department and its constituent military branches must implement new reporting, monitoring, and evaluation frameworks.
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Standardization of Suicide Prevention Oversight
The amendment shifts from decentralized training management to a centralized, standardized reporting and evaluation framework across all military departments.
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