Restore Military Families’ Voices Act

Summary

It stops landlords of privatized military housing from making tenants or prospective tenants sign nondisclosure agreements and widens safeguards for anyone who reports housing problems. The measure also requires the Inspector General to alert the department secretary and the House and Senate Armed Services committees within ten business days of a retaliation report, and it expands the list of officials who could be held accountable, including the chain of command and members of Congress. The goal is to give military families more freedom to speak about housing conditions and ensure faster oversight.

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