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NGAUS is a member-based organization and input from our members forms the basis of the NGAUS legislative agenda. Our duty is to support the National Guard by lobbying the United States Congress.
We ensure your representatives understand the important issues facing the National Guard today. To aid in this effort, we need you to tell us what issues are important to you.
The Resolutions Process
NGAUS RESOLUTIONS DEADLINE July 1 is the deadline for National Guard associations to submit state/territory conference-approved draft resolutions to NGAUS. Executive directors and resolution chairs can upload all proposed changes to standing resolutions, new resolutions and state/territory co-sponsors.
Learn about the resolutions process and submit draft resolutions to NGAUS for consideration.
Submission
Throughout the spring and summer months, members are encouraged to submit draft resolutions through their state, territory or District of Columbia for consideration during their state conference. Once a draft resolution passes a state conference, the state association submits it to NGAUS for consideration at the NGAUS General Conference & Exhibition.
Download the NGAUS Resolutions Template
Review
Once the collection of proposed state resolutions is submitted to NGAUS, staff review them and solicit input from the NGAUS Task Forces and the National Guard Bureau. Task Force membership is comprised of National Guard subject matter experts in their military careers.
Adoption
When the NGAUS General Conference & Exhibition convenes, state delegates from the 54 states, territories, and the District of Columbia debate and then vote on the draft resolutions.
Once adopted, the resolutions then become standing resolutions, and they are published here and printed. The Legislative Objectives book is distributed to members of Congress and Department of Defense officials.
Chair: Col. (Ret.) Michael Morgan
Army Chair: Col. (Ret.) Lance Englet
Air Chair: Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Harold Reed
