This bill, known as the "Veterans Bill of Rights Act," directs the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to provide all veterans with a comprehensive Veterans Bill of Rights. The VA must issue both physical and electronic copies, publish it on a publicly accessible website, and ensure copies are available in all VA facilities. This document is intended to inform veterans about the rights and benefits they may be entitled to under existing laws administered by the Secretary, without creating new enforceable rights. The Bill of Rights outlines eleven specific areas of information for veterans. These include their right to fair treatment , to be informed of all eligible programs and benefits upon discharge, and to privacy regarding their personal information and records. Veterans will also be informed of their right to access quality healthcare , encompassing both physical and mental health services, and to receive mental health and family support services . Further provisions inform veterans of their rights to employment and housing assistance , and to accessibility in services and facilities , including accommodations for disabilities and expanded telehealth options. The bill emphasizes the right to involvement in decisions affecting their care and benefits, and to transparency in benefits adjudication , with clear information on claims processes and explanations for denials. Additionally, veterans are informed of their right to a fair and timely appeals process , with a target resolution within 120 days, and to consistent and proactive communication from the VA about their benefits and eligibility. To ensure accountability, the legislation requires the VA to maintain a toll-free hotline and a public website for veterans to report complaints regarding compliance with these informational provisions, with a mandated 30-day response time. The Secretary must also submit an annual report to Congress detailing complaint statistics, response times, corrective actions taken, and processing times for benefit claims and appeals. This report will include recommendations for legislative or administrative actions to further the bill's objectives.