Whitehouse and Cornyn introduced the Promoting Police Leadership Act to support development of commander-level law-enforcement leadership training and education.
Support legislation to develop commander-level law-enforcement leadership training and education programs.
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Senator Whitehouse announced that the bipartisan Promoting Police Leadership Act was approved that morning by the Senate Judiciary Committee, and said it would support development of commander-level law enforcement leadership training and education curricula.
GovInfo shows S. 4394 was introduced by Mr. Cornyn for himself and Mr. Whitehouse, read twice, and referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee; the bill title is the Promoting Police Leadership Act and its purpose is to improve COPS training for command-level personnel.
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The promise was framed as supporting legislation, not securing enactment. In the same federal Senate term, Whitehouse was a named bipartisan sponsor/supporter of the Promoting Police Leadership Act, which specifically sought to develop command-level law-enforcement leadership training and education curricula, and the bill advanced through the Senate Judiciary Committee. That satisfies the promised support for matching legislation even though final enactment is not shown.