Guam / Territory / 38th Guam Legislature

Public Law 38-090 Amended the Office of Veterans Affairs chapter

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The chapter that establishes the Office of Veterans Affairs within the Office of the Governor, and the definitions the derived-benefits provisions depend on, were amended in December 2025. Guam law moves fast enough that a definition change here can reach several catalog entries at once.

Progress

Path to law: Bill in a one-chamber legislature

  1. Introduced Done, Bill No. 192-38 (COR)
  2. In committee Done, Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs
  3. Passed the legislature Done, As amended in committee and on the floor
  4. Signed by the governor Done,
  5. In effect Done,

Sponsors

  • Sabrina Salas MatananeSponsor, Legislature
  • Therese M. TerlajeSponsor, Legislature
  • William A. ParkinsonSponsor, Legislature
  • Frank F. Blas, Jr.Sponsor, Legislature
  • Jesse A. LujanSponsor, Legislature
  • Eulogio Shawn GumataotaoSponsor, Legislature
  • V. Anthony AdaSponsor, Legislature
  • Christopher M. DueñasSponsor, Legislature
  • Shelly V. CalvoSponsor, Legislature
  • Tina Rose Muña-BarnesSponsor, Legislature
  • Vincent A. V. BorjaSponsor, Legislature
  • Joe S. San AgustinSponsor, Legislature
  • Telo T. TaitagueSponsor, Legislature
  • Chris BarnettSponsor, Legislature

What it touches

  • 10 GCA ch. 67

Catalog entries (2)

Official record

Read Public Law 38-090 on the jurisdiction's own record