Utah Congressional Delegation - National Peace Corps Association
Utah Congressional Delegation - National Peace Corps Association
Utah Congressional Delegation - National Peace Corps Association
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(Senator Orrin Hatch)<br />
On the Issues<br />
<strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Funding:<br />
• Signed Senate “Dear Colleague” Letters on <strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Funding:<br />
2006: NO<br />
2007: NO<br />
2008: NO<br />
2009: NO<br />
2010: NO<br />
2012: NO<br />
<strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Commemorative Legislation (S. 230):<br />
• 112 th Congress (2011-12): Did not co-sponsor, but part of unanimous vote that passed<br />
the legislation<br />
• (Current) 113 th Congress (2013-14): Did not co-sponsor, but part of unanimous vote<br />
that passed the legislation<br />
<strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Equity Act of 2013 (S. 813):<br />
• (Current) 113 th Congress (2013-14): Not currently a co-sponsor<br />
Other:<br />
Kate Puzey <strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Volunteer Protection Act of 2011:<br />
(Signed into law in 2011)<br />
• 112 th Congress (2011-12): Did not co-sponsor, but part of unanimous vote that passed<br />
the legislation<br />
<strong>Peace</strong> <strong>Corps</strong> Improvement and Expansion Act:<br />
(Not signed into law)<br />
• 111 th Congress (2009-10): Did not co-sponsor<br />
Senator Hatch signed onto one Senate letter of the US Global Leadership Coalition in 2007,<br />
urging strong support for international affairs funding.
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