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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS
AFFAIRS
Advisory Committee on Women
Veterans; Solicitation of Nomination
for Appointment to the Advisory
Committee on Women Veterans
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ACTION:
Notice.
The Department of Veterans
Affairs (VA) is seeking nominees to be
considered for membership on the
Advisory Committee on Women
Veterans (Committee) for the 2017
membership cycle. The Committee is
authorized by 38 U.S.C. 542 (Statute), to
provide advice to the Secretary of
Veterans Affairs (Secretary) on: The
administration of VA’s benefits and
services (health care, rehabilitation
benefits, compensation, outreach, and
other relevant programs) for women
Veterans; reports and studies pertaining
to women Veterans; and the needs of
women Veterans. In accordance with
the Statute and the Committee’s current
charter, the majority of the membership
shall consist of non-Federal employees
appointed by the Secretary from the
general public, serving as special
government employees.
The Committee provides a
Congressionally-mandated report to the
Secretary each even-numbered year,
which includes: An assessment of the
needs of women Veterans, with respect
to compensation, health care,
rehabilitation, outreach, and other
benefits and programs administered by
VA; a review of the programs and
activities of VA designed to meet such
needs; and other recommendations
(including recommendations for
administrative and legislative action), as
the Committee considers appropriate.
The Committee reports to the Secretary,
SUMMARY:
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AFFAIRS
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Veterans and Community Oversight
and Engagement Board; Amended:
Notice of Establishment
As required by Section 9(a)(2) of the
Federal Advisory Committee Act, the
Department of Veterans Affairs hereby
gives notice of the establishment of the
Veterans and Community Oversight and
Engagement Board. The Veterans and
Community Oversight and Engagement
Board (Board) is a statutory committee
established as required by Section 2(i) of
the West Los Angeles Leasing Act of
2016, Public Law 114–226.
The Board will identify the goals of
the community and Veteran
partnership; provide advice and
recommendations to the Secretary to
improve services and outcomes for
Veterans, members of the Armed Forces,
and the families of such Veterans and
members; and provide advice and
recommendations on the
implementation of the Draft Master Plan
approved by the Secretary on January
28, 2016, and the implementation of any
successor master plans.
Committee members will be
appointed by the Secretary and
membership will be drawn from various
sectors and organizations. Not less than
50 percent of the board members shall
be Veterans; the non-Veteran board
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through the Director of the Center for
Women Veterans.
The Secretary appoints Committee
members, and determines the length of
terms in which Committee members
serve. A term of service for any member
may not exceed 3 years. However, the
Secretary can reappoint members for
additional terms. Each year, there are
several vacancies on the Committee, as
members’ terms expire.
Self-nominations are acceptable. Any
letters of nomination from organizations
or other individuals should accompany
the package when it is submitted. NonVeterans are also eligible for
nomination.
In accordance with recently revised
guidance regarding the ban on lobbyists
serving as members of advisory boards
and commissions, Federally-registered
lobbyists are prohibited from serving on
Federal advisory committees in an
individual capacity. Additional
information regarding this issue can be
found at www.federalregister.gov/
articles/2014/08/13/2014-19140/
revised-guidance-on-appointment-oflobbyists-to-federal-advisorycommittees-boards-and-commissions.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
Committee is currently comprised of 12
members. By statute, the Committee
consists of members appointed by the
Secretary from the general public,
including: Representatives of women
Veterans; individuals who are
recognized authorities in fields
pertinent to the needs of women
Veterans, including the gender specific
health-care needs of women;
representatives of both female and male
Veterans with service-connected
disabilities, including at least one
female Veteran with a service-connected
disability and at least one male Veteran
with a service-connected disability; and
women Veterans who are recently
separated from service in the Armed
Forces.
The Committee meets at least two
times annually, which may include a
site visit to a VA field location. In
accordance with Federal Travel
Regulation, VA will cover travel
expenses—to include per diem—for all
members of the Committee, for any
travel associated with official
Committee duties. A copy of the
Committee’s most recent charter and a
list of the current membership can be
found at www.va.gov/ADVISORY/ or
www.va.gov/womenvet/.
The Department makes every effort to
ensure that the membership of its
advisory committees is fairly balanced,
in terms of points of view represented.
In the review process, consideration is
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given to nominees’ potential to address
the Committee’s demographic needs
(regional representation, race/ethnicity
representation, professional expertise,
war era service, gender, former enlisted
or officer status, branch of service, etc.).
Other considerations to promote a
balanced membership include longevity
of military service, significant
deployment experience, ability to
handle complex issues, experience
running large organizations, and ability
to contribute to the gender-specific
health care and benefits needs of
women Veterans.
Nomination Package Requirements
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Nomination packages must be typed
(12 point font) and include: (1) A cover
letter from the nominee, and (2) a
current resume that is no more than four
pages in length. The cover letter must
summarize: The nominees’ interest in
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serving on the committee and
contributions she/he can make to the
work of the committee; any relevant
Veterans service activities she/he is
currently engaged in; the military
branch affiliation and timeframe of
military service (if applicable). To
promote inclusion and demographic
balance of membership, please include
as much information related to your
race, national origin, disability status, or
any other factors that may give you a
diverse perspective on women Veterans
matters. Finally, please include in the
cover letter the nominee’s complete
contact information (name, address,
email address, and phone number); and
a statement confirming that she/he is
not a Federally-registered lobbyist. The
resume should show professional work
experience, and Veterans service
involvement, especially service that
involves women Veterans’ issues.
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Nominations for membership on the
Committee must be received by June 30,
2017, no later than 4:00 p.m., eastern
standard time. Packages received after
this time will not be considered for the
current membership cycle. All
nomination packages should be sent to
the Advisory Committee Management
Office by email (recommended) or mail.
Please see contact information below:
Advisory Committee Management
Office (00AC), Department of Veterans
Affairs, 810 Vermont Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC, 20420,
vaadvisorycmte@va.gov.
Dated: June 1, 2017.
Jelessa M. Burney,
Federal Advisory Committee Management
Officer.
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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
Advisory Committee on Women Veterans; Solicitation of Nomination
for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Women Veterans
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is seeking nominees to
be considered for membership on the Advisory Committee on Women
Veterans (Committee) for the 2017 membership cycle. The Committee is
authorized by 38 U.S.C. 542 (Statute), to provide advice to the
Secretary of Veterans Affairs (Secretary) on: The administration of
VA's benefits and services (health care, rehabilitation benefits,
compensation, outreach, and other relevant programs) for women
Veterans; reports and studies pertaining to women Veterans; and the
needs of women Veterans. In accordance with the Statute and the
Committee's current charter, the majority of the membership shall
consist of non-Federal employees appointed by the Secretary from the
general public, serving as special government employees.
The Committee provides a Congressionally-mandated report to the
Secretary each even-numbered year, which includes: An assessment of the
needs of women Veterans, with respect to compensation, health care,
rehabilitation, outreach, and other benefits and programs administered
by VA; a review of the programs and activities of VA designed to meet
such needs; and other recommendations (including recommendations for
administrative and legislative action), as the Committee considers
appropriate. The Committee reports to the Secretary, through the
Director of the Center for Women Veterans.
The Secretary appoints Committee members, and determines the length
of terms in which Committee members serve. A term of service for any
member may not exceed 3 years. However, the Secretary can reappoint
members for additional terms. Each year, there are several vacancies on
the Committee, as members' terms expire.
Self-nominations are acceptable. Any letters of nomination from
organizations or other individuals should accompany the package when it
is submitted. Non-Veterans are also eligible for nomination.
In accordance with recently revised guidance regarding the ban on
lobbyists serving as members of advisory boards and commissions,
Federally-registered lobbyists are prohibited from serving on Federal
advisory committees in an individual capacity. Additional information
regarding this issue can be found at www.federalregister.gov/articles/2014/08/13/2014-19140/revised-guidance-on-appointment-of-lobbyists-to-federal-advisory-committees-boards-and-commissions.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Committee is currently comprised of 12
members. By statute, the Committee consists of members appointed by the
Secretary from the general public, including: Representatives of women
Veterans; individuals who are recognized authorities in fields
pertinent to the needs of women Veterans, including the gender specific
health-care needs of women; representatives of both female and male
Veterans with service-connected disabilities, including at least one
female Veteran with a service-connected disability and at least one
male Veteran with a service-connected disability; and women Veterans
who are recently separated from service in the Armed Forces.
The Committee meets at least two times annually, which may include
a site visit to a VA field location. In accordance with Federal Travel
Regulation, VA will cover travel expenses--to include per diem--for all
members of the Committee, for any travel associated with official
Committee duties. A copy of the Committee's most recent charter and a
list of the current membership can be found at www.va.gov/ADVISORY/ or
www.va.gov/womenvet/.
The Department makes every effort to ensure that the membership of
its advisory committees is fairly balanced, in terms of points of view
represented. In the review process, consideration is
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given to nominees' potential to address the Committee's demographic
needs (regional representation, race/ethnicity representation,
professional expertise, war era service, gender, former enlisted or
officer status, branch of service, etc.). Other considerations to
promote a balanced membership include longevity of military service,
significant deployment experience, ability to handle complex issues,
experience running large organizations, and ability to contribute to
the gender-specific health care and benefits needs of women Veterans.
Nomination Package Requirements
Nomination packages must be typed (12 point font) and include: (1)
A cover letter from the nominee, and (2) a current resume that is no
more than four pages in length. The cover letter must summarize: The
nominees' interest in serving on the committee and contributions she/he
can make to the work of the committee; any relevant Veterans service
activities she/he is currently engaged in; the military branch
affiliation and timeframe of military service (if applicable). To
promote inclusion and demographic balance of membership, please include
as much information related to your race, national origin, disability
status, or any other factors that may give you a diverse perspective on
women Veterans matters. Finally, please include in the cover letter the
nominee's complete contact information (name, address, email address,
and phone number); and a statement confirming that she/he is not a
Federally-registered lobbyist. The resume should show professional work
experience, and Veterans service involvement, especially service that
involves women Veterans' issues.
Nominations for membership on the Committee must be received by
June 30, 2017, no later than 4:00 p.m., eastern standard time. Packages
received after this time will not be considered for the current
membership cycle. All nomination packages should be sent to the
Advisory Committee Management Office by email (recommended) or mail.
Please see contact information below: Advisory Committee Management
Office (00AC), Department of Veterans Affairs, 810 Vermont Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC, 20420, vaadvisorycmte@va.gov.
Dated: June 1, 2017.
Jelessa M. Burney,
Federal Advisory Committee Management Officer.
[FR Doc. 2017-11635 Filed 6-5-17; 8:45 am]
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