Our bipartisan bill brings that charter into the 21st century, cuts outdated red tape, and gives ROA greater flexibility to serve the men and women who defend our nation.
Modernize the Reserve Organization of America’s federal charter to recognize servicemembers of every rank and reserve component, reduce administrative requirements, and give the organization more control over its governance and operations.
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Evidence
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Nunn announced a bipartisan bill to update ROA's federal charter, recognize all ranks and reserve components, reduce red tape, and increase governance flexibility.
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Status: Introduced on August 27, 2026; action: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary; pending House Judiciary Committee; sponsors include Zachary Nunn.
Assessments
Nunn materially advanced the promise during his current House term by co-introducing or originally cosponsoring H.R. 10179, which targets the ROA federal charter changes described in the promise. However, the bill was only introduced on August 27, 2026 and referred to the House Judiciary Committee; no enactment, passage, or completed charter modernization is shown. The promised outcome therefore has not yet been delivered, but there is concrete same-term effort.