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Legislative Actions past and current
The CARE Act of 1999 is dead. But Congressman Bob Ney, the sponsor of The
CARE Act, has promised to reintroduce the bill next session. Here's a
message from Congressman Ney: If you want to be kept appraised of the matter, email CARE ACT
to be put on our updates list.
choose a topic from drop down box"Eliminating the incest exception is an important change that needs to be made. While The CARE Act of 1999 didn't get passed in this last session of
Congress, I'm committed to supporting this important piece of legislation
until it does get passed. When the new Congressional session begins this
January, I'll reintroduce The CARE Act, and redouble my efforts to get it
out of committee, onto the floor, and passed into law. I thank all of you
for your support in the past; ask you to renew that support in the future;
and promise to match your actions with my own."
To read more about CARE ACT view their site at WWW.CAREACT.ORG
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