Statements about H.R.354: Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence Reporting Act of 2013

Four members of Congress have made 11 statements about this bill.

Date	Party	State / District	Title
Dec. 10, 2014	D	NY-12	Maloney praises inclusion of $41 million to cut DNA Rape Kit backlog in House Appropriations Bill
Sept. 12, 2014	D	NV-1	On the Anniversary of the Passage of the Violence Against Women Act, Titus Announces Over $650,000 in Grants to Reduce Rape Kit Backlog
Sept. 27, 2013	R	ID-2	Simpson Praises H.R. 354 passing House and Senate
April 2, 2014	D	NY-12	Reps. Maloney and Bass working to end rape kit testing backlog with Debbie Smith Act reauthorization
Jan. 11, 2014	D	NY-12	Rep. Maloney Announces Effort to Reduce Dangerous National Rape Kit Backlog
April 7, 2014	D	NY-12	Maloney, Goodlatte, Conyers, Scott and Poe stand with sexual assault survivors to extend Debbie Smith Act DNA backlog grant program
April 29, 2014	D	NY-12	Maloney applauds White House efforts to curb campus sexual assaults
Jan. 22, 2014	D	NY-12	Maloney Applauds Obama Administration’s Renewed Focus on Combatting Sexual Violence
Oct. 1, 2014	D	NY-12	Rep. Maloney, District Attorneys, rape survivors hail extension of federal anti-rape funds, call for elimination of DNA rape kit backlog
Sept. 18, 2014	D	NY-12	Bill to reauthorize Maloneys Debbie Smith Act headed for Presidents desk
April 29, 2014	R	PA-8	Fitzpatrick: Bipartisan Work Needed in Combating Sexual Assault