Home Community Rep. Wenstrup signs VA accountability bill Community Rep. Wenstrup signs VA accountability bill June 16, 2017 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinReddItEmailPrint Rep. Brad Wenstrup voted in favor of the bipartisan VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017, which passed the House on June 13. The Act creates a new streamlined and efficient process to remove, demote, or suspend any VA employee – or executive -- for poor performance or misconduct in addition to increasing whistleblower protections for VA employees. “The men and women who wear our nation’s uniform physically and mentally shoulder burdens that most of us will never have to bear. The Department of Veterans Affairs should be in the business of working to alleviate those burdens – not adding to them,” Wenstrup said. Rep. Brad Wenstrup voted in favor of the bipartisan VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017, which passed the House on June 13. The Act creates a new streamlined and efficient process to remove, demote, or suspend any VA employee – or executive -- for poor performance or misconduct in addition to increasing whistleblower protections for VA employees. “The men and women who wear our nation’s uniform physically and mentally shoulder burdens that most of us will never have to bear. The Department of Veterans Affairs should be in the business of working to alleviate those burdens – not adding to them,” Wenstrup said. View Comments Batavia broken clouds enter location 64.1 ° F 70.3 ° 58.2 ° 56 % 7mph 75 % Wed 61 ° Thu 58 ° Fri 54 ° Sat 71 ° Sun 69 °
Rep. Brad Wenstrup voted in favor of the bipartisan VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017, which passed the House on June 13. The Act creates a new streamlined and efficient process to remove, demote, or suspend any VA employee – or executive -- for poor performance or misconduct in addition to increasing whistleblower protections for VA employees. “The men and women who wear our nation’s uniform physically and mentally shoulder burdens that most of us will never have to bear. The Department of Veterans Affairs should be in the business of working to alleviate those burdens – not adding to them,” Wenstrup said.