Extreme Heat Congressional Advisory Commission Act

This bill would create a National Advisory Commission on Extreme Heat and Global Security in the legislative branch. The commission would have 22 members, with 16 appointed by House and Senate leaders and 6 by the President, and no more than 13 from the same political party. It would conduct a five-year study of the global risks of extreme heat, then send Congress and the President a short-term plan within one year and a long-term plan within four years after that. A final report would be due within 10 years, and Congress would have to hold a hearing on the commission's reports within one year after the final report.

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Sponsors

• Greg Stanton Democrat sponsor
• 2 cosponsors