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H.R. 5400·119th Congress·Introduced Sep 16, 2025

To amend title 10, United States Code, to require the Secretary of Defense to annually review the amount of financial assistance for child care and youth program services providers provided by the Secretary.

IntroducedArmed Forces and National SecurityNarrow
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Sponsor
Rep. Khanna, Ro [D-CA-17]
Committees
Armed Services Committee (primary)
Last action
Sep 16, 2025

Bottom line

This bill requires the Secretary of Defense to conduct an annual review of the financial assistance provided to child care and youth program services providers for military families.

What it actually does

This bill amends title 10, United States Code, specifically Section 1798, by adding a new subsection. It mandates that the Secretary of Defense must conduct an annual review of the financial assistance provided for child care and youth program services, including the maximum monthly amount per child given to eligible providers. This ensures regular assessment of support levels for military families' child care needs.

Section 1, amending Section 1798 of title 10, United States Code

Annual Review of Child Care Financial Assistance

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This provision mandates that the Secretary of Defense must perform an annual review of the financial assistance provided to child care and youth program services providers. This review specifically includes examining the maximum monthly amount of financial assistance authorized per child for eligible providers under Section 1798 of title 10. The goal is to ensure the assistance levels remain appropriate and responsive to current needs for military families.

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