Gulf Diplomacy Act

This bill would change the International Organizations Immunities Act so that its provisions can be applied to the Gulf Cooperation Council. The council could receive the same legal privileges and immunities that the law allows for public international organizations in which the United States takes part. The bill would also allow the President to extend, or make an agreement to extend, to the council and its members the privileges and immunities that diplomatic missions in the United States have. The President would set the terms and conditions, and these would come with matching conditions and obligations.

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Sponsors

• Michael Lawler Republican sponsor
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