Taiwan PLUS Act

This bill would treat Taiwan, for five years, as if it were one of the countries named in certain parts of the Arms Export Control Act. Those parts of the law set rules for arms sales, including how and when Congress must be notified of sales of defense articles and services. The bill states the sense of Congress that Taiwan should be designated a member of the "NATO Plus" group, which includes Japan, Australia, South Korea, Israel, and New Zealand. The Secretary of State could extend this treatment for more five-year periods by finding it serves U.S. national security and telling two congressional committees at least 14 days before each period begins.

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Sponsors

• Scott Perry Republican sponsor
• 2 cosponsors