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Sec. 265 · H.R. 4275

Required posting of information

Title II — Organization, Authorities, Acquisition, and Personnel of the Coast Guard › Subtitle E — Coast Guard Academy

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Sent to the Senate · Sec. 265

The Commandant shall ensure that, in each building at the Coast Guard Academy that contains a dormitory or other overnight accommodations for cadets or officer candidates, written information is posted in a visible location with respect to— (1) the methods and means by which a cadet or officer candidate may report a crime, including harassment, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and any other offense; (2) the contact information for the Coast Guard Investigative Service; (3) external resources for— (A) wellness support; (B) work-life; (C) medical services; and (D) support relating to behavioral health, civil rights, sexual assault, and sexual harassment; and (4) cadet and officer candidate rights with respect to reporting incidents to the Coast Guard Investigative Service, civilian authorities, the Office of the Inspector General of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating, and any other applicable entity.

•HR 4275 RFSSEC. 265
Passed the House · Sec. 265

The Commandant shall ensure that, in each building at the Coast Guard Academy that contains a dormitory or other overnight accommodations for cadets or officer candidates, written information is posted in a visible location with respect to— (1) the methods and means by which a cadet or officer candidate may report a crime, including harassment, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and any other offense; (2) the contact information for the Coast Guard Investigative Service; (3) external resources for— (A) wellness support; (B) work-life; (C) medical services; and (D) support relating to behavioral health, civil rights, sexual assault, and sexual harassment; and (4) cadet and officer candidate rights with respect to reporting incidents to the Coast Guard Investigative Service, civilian authorities, the Office of the Inspector General of the department in which the Coast Guard is operating, and any other applicable entity.

•HR 4275 EHSEC. 265

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