If a veteran needs help managing their VA benefits money and gets assigned someone (a "fiduciary") to handle it for them, that alone would no longer count as a reason to report them to the national background check system used when people try to buy guns from licensed dealers. Right now, having a fiduciary can flag a veteran in that system, making it harder or impossible for them to legally purchase a firearm. Under this bill, the VA could only send that veteran's information to the background check system if a judge or other court-like authority has actually determined the person is a danger to themselves or others — simply needing financial help would no longer be enough on its own.