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Your answers help inform how Congress approaches VA rating-schedule changes and the savings they produce. All 9 questions, one minute of your time.
01Before taking this survey, were you aware that VA has been updating the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD), including proposed changes affecting tinnitus and sleep apnea, and that VA estimates the tinnitus and sleep-apnea changes could reduce federal disability-compensation spending by approximately $57 billion over 10 years?
02Were you aware that if VA implements rating-schedule changes that reduce future disability-compensation spending, those savings are not automatically dedicated to new veterans benefits or programs?
03In your opinion, when VA rating-schedule changes result in federal savings, should Congress direct those savings back toward benefits, health care, services, or other programs for veterans and their families?
04Were you aware that VA has regulatory authority under federal law to revise the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD), while decisions to use projected federal savings to pay for new statutory veterans benefits generally require action by Congress?
05Before taking this survey, were you aware that the Take Care of America's Veterans Act proposes using projected savings associated with changes affecting respiratory and auditory disability ratings—including sleep apnea and tinnitus—to help offset the cost of other veterans provisions?
06Were you aware that the cost of new veterans legislation can create a significant obstacle to passage when Congress determines that new mandatory spending requires a pay-for or budgetary offset?
07Before taking this survey, were you aware that the Take Care of America's Veterans Act combines more than 60 veterans-related legislative priorities and proposes using projected savings from certain VA rating-schedule changes as part of the funding/offset structure for the package?
08Before taking this survey, were you aware that without congressional action specifically directing savings elsewhere, savings resulting from VA regulatory changes are not automatically reserved for future veterans benefits?
09Which approach do you believe Congress should take when VA rating-schedule changes produce substantial federal savings?