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H.R. 3561 (119th Congress)Committee
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FORCE Act

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The FORCE Act establishes a National Defense Executive Reserve that allows private sector experts to volunteer for temporary federal employment during national defense emergencies declared by the President. The bill requires the Departments of Commerce, Defense, and Homeland Security to create Reserve units within 180 days and directs the Office of Personnel Management to issue rules governing recruitment, training, compensation, security clearances, and conflict-of-interest controls. The bill also amends the Defense Production Act to streamline voluntary agreements between the government and private industry for national defense purposes, reducing Federal Trade Commission involvement and requiring the President to develop at least one voluntary agreement addressing critical infrastructure or national defense issues.

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