It formulates, coordinates, and supervises policies and programs

         on the Army’s relations with Congress.

It provides liaison between the Army and committees of

         Congress (except for Appropriations, Civil Works, and

         Printing).

It acts as a point of contact for the Department of the Army with      Members of Congress, their staffs, and all relevant committees.

It advises on the status of Congressional affairs affecting the Army

        and  on legislative aspects of Army policies, plans, and

        programs.

It provides prompt, coordinated, consistent, and factual information

        to inquiries received from Members, or for Congressional

        reports on  legislative and investigative actions of interest to

        Army witnesses who  are  called to appear before legislative or

        investigative committees.