; table of contents. Sec. 2. Declaration of purpose. Sec. 2A. Peace Corps as an independent agency. Sec. 3. Authorization. Sec. 4. Director of the Peace Corps and delegation of functions. Sec. 5. Peace Corps volunteers. Sec. 5A. Health care for volunteers at Peace Corps posts. Sec. 5B. Codification of Executive orders relating to noncompetitive eligibility Federal hiring status for returning volunteers. Sec. 5C. Extension of period of existing noncompetitive eligibility Federal hiring status for returning volunteers. Sec. 6. Peace Corps volunteer leaders. Sec. 7. Peace Corps employees. Sec. 8. Volunteer training. Sec. 8A. Sexual assault risk-reduction and response training. Sec. 8B. Sexual assault policy. Sec. 8C. Office of Victim Advocacy. Sec. 8D. Establishment of Sexual Assault Advisory Council. Sec. 8E. Volunteer feedback and Peace Corps review. Sec. 8F. Establishment of a policy on stalking. Sec. 8G. Establishment of a confidentiality protection policy. Sec. 8H. Removal and assessment and evaluation. Sec. 8I. Reporting requirements. Sec. 8J. Comprehensive illegal drug use policy with respect to Peace Corps volunteers. Sec. 9. Participation of foreign nationals. Sec. 10. General powers and authorities. Sec. 11. Reports. Sec. 12. Peace Corps National Advisory Council. Sec. 13. Experts and consultants. Sec. 14. Detail of personnel to foreign governments and international organizations. Sec. 15. Utilization of funds. Sec. 16. Foreign Currency Fluctuations Account. Sec. 17. Use of foreign currencies. Sec. 18. Activities promoting Americans’ understanding of other peoples. Sec. 19. Exclusive right to seal and name. Sec. 22. Security investigations. Sec. 23. Universal Military Training and Service Act. Sec. 24. Foreign language proficiency. Sec. 25. Nonpartisan appointments. Sec. 26. Definitions. Sec. 27. Construction. Sec. 28. Effective date. TITLE II—Amendment of Internal Revenue Code and Social Security Act TITLE III—Encouragement of voluntary service programs Sec. 301.