A bill to repeal or modify certain reporting requirements relating to activities of the Department of Defense.
Defense Reports Reduction Act - Title I: Repeals - Repeals various statutory provisions that require the submission to the Congress of recurring reports, studies, and notifications concerning the national defense.
Title II: Modifications - Revises dates, frequency, or procedures with respect to reporting requirements under Federal armed forces law.
Changes reporting requirements from annual to biennial for reports required under the Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1985 concerning: (1) munitions and aircraft shelters for NATO; and (2) allied contributions to the common defense of NATO countries.
Amends the Arms Export Control Act to change from 48 hours to five days the time within which the President must report to the Congress on changes in status of significant hostilities or terrorist acts which may endanger American lives or property and which involve a country in which U.S. personnel are performing security assistance functions.
Introduced in Senate
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.
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