HCR 21 - FINAL VERSION
3/16/00 3701s
2000 SESSION
03/10
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 21
A RESOLUTION urging the federal government to increase the pay to all active and retired military personnel.
SPONSORS: Rep. Quandt, Rock 20; Rep. Dalianis, Hills 35; Rep. R. Nowe, Rock 3; Rep. Beaulieu, Rock 11; Rep. Weyler, Rock 18
This house concurrent resolution urges the federal government to increase the pay to all active and retired military personnel.
3/16/00 3701s
2000 SESSION
00-2073
04/01
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand
A RESOLUTION urging the federal government to increase the pay to all active and retired military personnel.
Whereas, the compensation and benefits paid for positions within the military is on average significantly lower than the compensation and benefits paid for similar positions within the private sector; and
Whereas, gradually increasing numbers of military personnel are leaving their positions for higher paying positions within the private sector; and
Whereas, the compensation and benefits of military personnel is of critical importance in sustaining necessary levels of staffing and support in the military; and
Whereas, proper staffing of positions in the military is vitally important if the military is to continue to fulfill its duty to defend and protect our country; now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives, the Senate concurring:
That the federal government increase the compensation and benefits of all active and retired military personnel to a level adequate to ensure retention of personnel necessary for the military to fulfill its duties; and
That the federal government increase the compensation and benefits of all active and retired military personnel to a level sufficient to ensure that no military personnel shall be forced to rely on federally-funded social service programs; and
That the clerk of the New Hampshire house of representatives forward copies of this resolution to the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, the President of the United States Senate, and to the members of the New Hampshire congressional delegation.