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SENATE 1123118th CongressRead twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.

MARTTE Act of 2023

Last Action
3/30/2023

Actions

  • 2023-03-30Read twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.
  • 2023-03-30Introduced in Senate

CRS Summary

As of 2023-03-30 (00)

Managing Active and Reserve Tech Talent Effectively Act of 2023 or the MARTTE Act of 2023

This bill requires the military departments to establish and implement policies related to human capital infrastructure for the purposes of leveraging computer programming capabilities of personnel. Human capital infrastructure means the policies and processes that support development, training, evaluating, and tracking of personnel with specific occupational skills, experiences, and positions (e.g., personnel software).

First, the bill sets forth a policy of the Armed Forces to establish human capital infrastructure that allows the military departments to provide the combatant commands a qualified and known occupational standard (i.e., a defined, reviewed, and published standard) with respect to computer programming skills.

Second, the bill sets forth a policy of the Armed Forces to utilize human capital infrastructure to bolster the capacity of the reserve components to evaluate, track, and provide the military departments with a qualified and known occupational standard with respect to computer programming occupational areas.

With regard to each of the policies established under the bill, each military department must

  • develop, discharge, and implement the policies;
  • establish human capital infrastructure to provide the combatant commands with force capability associated with computer programming, coding, and artificial intelligence skills; and
  • submit to Congress an implementation plan for the policies established in this bill, including an update on the implementation of the policy in budget justification materials from FY2025 and onward until all plan milestones have been met.
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