Rep. Nichols, Bill [D-AL-3]

An amendment to add a section dealing with the limitation on contracting out core logistics functions.

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An amendment to permit personnel employed in an overseas area on a part time basis under a nonpermanent local hire appointment who are dependents accompanying a Federal civilian employee or a member of a uniformed service on official assignment or tour of duty to be counted under the same regulations for counting strength of civilian personnel in the DOD.

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A substitute amendment made in order by the rule.

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An amendment to limit the number of polygraph examinations provided for in the Young of Florida amendment to 20,000 during each of fiscal years 1988, 1989, and 1990.

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An amendment to the Simon amendment to add that the study consider the desirability and feasibility of paying a bonus to each member of the Armed Forces stationed in a foreign country who is proficient in the native language other than English of such country.

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A substitute amendment to the Courter amendment to the Nichols amendment to change the policy and practice of reporting requirements by the Department of Defense to Congress.

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An amendment to add a new title, Title VIII, Procurement Reform. The amendment includes a prohibition of limiting direct sales by subcontractors to the U.S., provisions on rights in technical data and computer software, and establishes competition advocates.

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An amendment to create three new Assistant Secretaries in the Department of Defense: Assitant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence. The third Secretary is undesignated.

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An amendment to the Schroeder amendment. The amendment strikes all after the short title and adds a new text. In addition to dealing with the same matters in the Schroeder amendment it adds commissary and exchange privileges for former unremarried spouses. It also removes the 180 day limit on health care for former spouses that is in the Schroeder amendment. (In both cases former spouses must have been married to the uniformed service member for 20 years during which the member served in the military).

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An amendment to give the commanding officer at each military installation the option of choosing which job functions to study for contracting out under the A-76 program.

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An amendment to the committee amendment to provide that the Chairman shall "submit" instead of "formulate" the budget and program recommendations.

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An amendment to strike the provision that permits the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish the Director of Selective Service the address of individuals.

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An amendment to provide that per diem payments for meals during travel be made in cash at the same rate provided for meals to be sold to members of the forces while not on travel.

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An amendment to Title VIII (Procurement Policy Reform and other Procurement Matters), adding three new sections: 801) Allowable Costs, 802) Subpoenas of Defense Contractor Records, and 803) Limitation on Assignment of Principle Contracting Officers. Under sec. 801 penalties are set for contractors submitting indirect costs that are not permitted by law. The amendment lists such unpermitted costs. The Secretary of Defense is required to establish regulations for determining allowable indirect costs. Waiver provisions are included. Sec. 802 permits subpoena of records and other documents from defense contractors. Sec. 803 limits to five years the tour of duty of a Principle Contracting Officer.

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A substitute amendment to the Regula amendment. The amendment requires a report planning the revision of the organization structure of the military health care delivery system. The reorganization is to reduce costs, insure qualified personnel, and integrate the medical services of the military. It is also to enhance medical readiness.

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An amendment to the Courter amendment. The amendment strikes language prohibiting obligation of funds until the quota for competitive bids is met and subsubstitutes that the Secretary of Defense must submit a report to the congressional defense committees if the quota is not met.

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An amendment to add 110,000,000 dollars for procurement of additional weapons and tracked combat vehicles for the Army.

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An amendment to increase funds from 12,278,300,000 dollars to 12,288,300,000 dollars for Army military personnel.

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An amendment adding a new section: Specification of Core-Logistics Functions Subject to Contracting-Out Limitation. The amendment lists functions that are logistic functions and then lists current facilities where such functions are performed. It also excludes from this list those performed under contract by nongovernmental personnel or if it has been announced to Congress for review for conversion to performance by nongovernmental personnel.

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An amendment to strike section 777 of the bill. Section 777 limits retired pay for DOD employees retiring on or after 1/1/82 to 94.8 percent of the amount to which they would otherwise be entitled.

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An amendment to Title X making technical corrections to federal procurement law. It makes changes for certain noncompetitive purchases, NATO mutual support procurement, ADP procurement among others. It also provides for a test program where persons requesting solicitation packages will pay a fee for a copy of such a package.

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An amendment requiring the Secretary of Defense to submit a detailed report on the status of management efforts in the Department of Defense to correct problems associated with increased costs of initial and replenishment spare parts. The report is to be submitted with the FY'84 budget message. The amendment sets out in detail requirements for the report.

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An amendment to increase Army end strength to 780,000.

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Steel Import Stabilization Extension Act

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Steel Import Stabilization Extension Act - Amends the Steel Import Stabilization Act to extend such Act for a five year period.