The National Defense Act for fiscal 2023 allows for $858 billion in military spending and provides for a 4.6 percent increase in soldier salaries, financing purchases of weapons, ships and aircraft, and support for Taiwan and Ukraine.
Rep. Adam Smith, the Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said in a speech urging support for the legislation: "This bill is practiced Congress His authority to delegate and control".
The Senate is expected to pass the National Defense Authorization bill next week and send it to the White House for signature Biden It becomes law.
However, the law does not represent the final say on spending, as bills establish programs, but Congress must pass appropriations bills to give the government the legal authority to spend federal funds.
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The House of Representatives passed a consensual version of the National Defense Authorization Act, an annual bill that defines Department of Defense policy (Bintaghun), by 350 votes to 80, far exceeding the two-thirds majority needed to pass the bill and send it to a vote in the Senate.
The National Defense Act for fiscal 2023 allows for $858 billion in military spending and provides for a 4.6 percent increase in soldier salaries, financing purchases of weapons, ships and aircraft, and support for Taiwan and Ukraine.
Rep. Adam Smith, the Democratic chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said in a speech urging support for the legislation, “With this bill, Congress power to delegate and control.
The Senate is expected to pass the National Defense Authorization bill next week and send it to the White House for signature Biden It becomes law.
However, the law does not represent the final say on spending, as bills establish programs, but Congress must pass appropriations bills to give the government the legal authority to spend federal funds.
