Update on NGAUS Legislative Activities

 
Legislative Update
 
Mike Hadley
 
NGAUS Legislative Director
 
Agenda
 
NGAUS Legislative Team
 
NGAUS Resolutions
 
NGREA
 
Legislative-Industry Relations
 
Congressional Cycle Update
 
Priorities for a 21
st
 Century National Guard
 
NGAUS Legislative Team
 
BG (Ret) Roy Robinson
NGAUS President
president@ngaus.org
 
COL (Ret) Mike Hadley
Legislative Director
mike.hadley@ngaus.org
 
Mark Malizia
Legislative Analyst
mark.malizia@ngaus.org
 
Blaise Lemke
Legislative Assistant
blaise.Lemke@ngaus.org
 
Adrienne Jackson
Legislative Programs Manager
adrienne.Jackson@ngaus.org
 
Priya Ghosh Ahola
Deputy Legislative Director & General Counsel
priya.ghosh@ngaus.org
 
J
C
 Cardinale
Legislative Programs Manager
jc.cardinale@ngaus.org
 
NGAUS Resolutions
 
What They Are
Foundational topics for NGAUS advocacy
Proposals received annually from State Associations
o
Ideas to improve equipment, capabilities, and quality of life for Guardsmen and their families
o
Feed directly into NGAUS priorities
 
What They Are Not
Appropriations or NGREA funds
Authorizations
Programs of Record
 
NGREA
 
Requirements
 
Items of Special Interest (ISIs)
 
Not all products are good candidates for NGREA
 
Legislative-Industry Relations
 
Strategy Development
 
Intelligence Comparison
 
Networking/Idea Socialization
 
Congressional Cycle Update
 
All Fiscal Year (FY)
 20
20 Defense Legislation is Pending
 
Appropriations
Continuing Resolution (CR) signed
 
on November
 21, c
ontinues government funding until December 20
 
 
 
 
 
Authorizations
FY20 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) currently in Conference
 Committee
o
Contentious issues include border wall funding, Space Force structure,
 paid family leave, PFAS
restrictions, election security
o
Full NDAA possible this week
 
 
 
Priorities for a 21
st
 Century National Guard
Ensuring Deployability, Sustainability, and Interoperability with the Active Component through…
 
The Same Equipment
Concurrent & Proportional Fielding of Equipment to the National Guard, includes:
o
UH-60M, MQ-1C, F-35A
, KC-46 & C-130J Procurement
o
AH-64E Apache Battalions Equipped at 24 Aircraft
National Guard Equipment Modernization & Recapitalization, includes:
o
UH-60V Black Hawk & HMMWV Modernization
o
C-130H, A-10,
 F-15 & F-16 Modernization
 
The Same Resources
Future Multi-Domain Battlefield Interoperability, includes:
o
National Guard Integration into Total Force Cyber Mission & Training
o
Space National Guard as the Primary Combat Reserve within Future Space Force
o
Like Force Structure
Increased Full Time Support/Manning
Robust NGREA Funding
Increased National Guard MILCON Funding
 
The Same Benefits for the Same Missions
Zero Cost TRICARE to Ensure Reserve Component Medical Readiness
Ready Access to Mental Health Care & Suicide Prevention
Protecting National Guard Equities in Duty Status Reform
Tax Incentives for Guardsmen & Employers
Providing Benefits & Leave Policies Befitting the Operational National Guard
 
Questions?
 
Backup
 
NGAUS Mission
 
Serve as the strongest advocate for National Guard servicemembers, their families, and
veterans in Washington, D.C.
 
Work to continuously improve National Guard readiness, modernization, and quality of life
within the Total Force
 
Promote the National Guard’s rich militia heritage as the first military organization of the U.S.
 
 
Organizational Structure
Director
Deputy Director
Director
Industry
Relations Staff
Director
Legislation
Director
Communications
NGAUS President
Legislative Staff
Membership
Staff
Industry Relations
Board of Directors
Communications
Staff
Membership
 & 
Marketing
Chief of Staff
Executive Staff
Contracts/Finance/HR
Director
Deputy Director
Finance
 Staff
Marketing
 Staff
 
NGAUS Strategic Overview
 
Advocacy
 
Apolitical & Non-Partisan
 
Goals & Best Practices
 
o
Lobby for National Guard equipment parity and benefits equity
 
o
Develop strong relationships with Congress and staff, especially local staff
 
o
Collaboration with Department of Defense (DoD), Services, National Guard Bureau (NGB),
Veterans Affairs (VA), and Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
 
o
Grassroots engagement
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Stay informed about the latest legislative updates from the National Guard Association of the United States (NGAUS). Learn about key agendas, priorities for the National Guard in the 21st century, NGAUS resolutions, NGREA requirements, and more, including details on the current congressional cycle update. Explore the essential role of legislative-industry relations and the focus on deployability, sustainability, and interoperability of the National Guard with the Active Component.

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  1. Legislative Update Mike Hadley NGAUS Legislative Director

  2. Agenda NGAUS Legislative Team NGAUS Resolutions NGREA Legislative-Industry Relations Congressional Cycle Update Priorities for a 21st Century National Guard

  3. NGAUS Legislative Team Priya Ghosh Ahola Deputy Legislative Director & General Counsel priya.ghosh@ngaus.org JC Cardinale BG (Ret) Roy Robinson NGAUS President president@ngaus.org COL (Ret) Mike Hadley Legislative Director mike.hadley@ngaus.org Legislative Programs Manager jc.cardinale@ngaus.org Adrienne Jackson Legislative Programs Manager adrienne.Jackson@ngaus.org Mark Malizia Legislative Analyst mark.malizia@ngaus.org Blaise Lemke Legislative Assistant blaise.Lemke@ngaus.org

  4. NGAUS Resolutions What They Are Foundational topics for NGAUS advocacy Proposals received annually from State Associations o Ideas to improve equipment, capabilities, and quality of life for Guardsmen and their families o Feed directly into NGAUS priorities What They Are Not Appropriations or NGREA funds Authorizations Programs of Record

  5. NGREA Requirements Items of Special Interest (ISIs) Not all products are good candidates for NGREA

  6. Legislative-Industry Relations Strategy Development Intelligence Comparison Networking/Idea Socialization

  7. Congressional Cycle Update All Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 Defense Legislation is Pending Appropriations Continuing Resolution (CR) signed on November 21, continues government funding until December 20 President s Budget Release HAC-D Approps. SAC-D Approps. House- passed Approps. Senate-passed Approps. Conference Committee Signed Into Law Current Point Authorizations FY20 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) currently in Conference Committee o Contentious issues include border wall funding, Space Force structure, paid family leave, PFAS restrictions, election security o Full NDAA possible this week President s Budget Release HASC NDAA SASC NDAA House- passed NDAA Senate-passed NDAA Conference Committee Signed Into Law Current Point

  8. Priorities for a 21st Century National Guard Ensuring Deployability, Sustainability, and Interoperability with the Active Component through The Same Equipment Concurrent & Proportional Fielding of Equipment to the National Guard, includes: o UH-60M, MQ-1C, F-35A, KC-46 & C-130J Procurement o AH-64E Apache Battalions Equipped at 24 Aircraft National Guard Equipment Modernization & Recapitalization, includes: o UH-60V Black Hawk & HMMWV Modernization o C-130H, A-10, F-15 & F-16 Modernization The Same Resources Future Multi-Domain Battlefield Interoperability, includes: o National Guard Integration into Total Force Cyber Mission & Training o Space National Guard as the Primary Combat Reserve within Future Space Force o Like Force Structure Increased Full Time Support/Manning Robust NGREA Funding Increased National Guard MILCON Funding The Same Benefits for the Same Missions Zero Cost TRICARE to Ensure Reserve Component Medical Readiness Ready Access to Mental Health Care & Suicide Prevention Protecting National Guard Equities in Duty Status Reform Tax Incentives for Guardsmen & Employers Providing Benefits & Leave Policies Befitting the Operational National Guard

  9. Questions?

  10. Backup

  11. NGAUS Mission Serve as the strongest advocate for National Guard servicemembers, their families, and veterans in Washington, D.C. Work to continuously improve National Guard readiness, modernization, and quality of life within the Total Force Promote the National Guard s rich militia heritage as the first military organization of the U.S.

  12. Organizational Structure Board of Directors NGAUS President Chief of Staff Executive Staff Legislation Communications Membership & Marketing Industry Relations Contracts/Finance/HR Director Director Director Director Director Industry Relations Staff Membership Staff Communications Staff Deputy Director Deputy Director Legislative Staff Marketing Staff Finance Staff

  13. NGAUS Strategic Overview Advocacy Apolitical & Non-Partisan Goals & Best Practices o Lobby for National Guard equipment parity and benefits equity o Develop strong relationships with Congress and staff, especially local staff o Collaboration with Department of Defense (DoD), Services, National Guard Bureau (NGB), Veterans Affairs (VA), and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) o Grassroots engagement

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