Bill 119 HR 2254, also known as the "Duplication of Benefits Reform Act," aims to amend the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act in order to address issues related to duplication of benefits in disaster relief efforts.
The bill seeks to make changes that will prevent individuals affected by disasters from receiving duplicate assistance from both federal and state agencies. This is important in order to ensure that resources are allocated efficiently and effectively to those in need.
Additionally, the bill includes provisions that will streamline the process for individuals to access disaster relief funds, making it easier for them to receive the assistance they require in a timely manner.
Overall, the Duplication of Benefits Reform Act is designed to improve the effectiveness of disaster relief efforts and ensure that resources are used wisely to help those impacted by natural disasters.