Guam-Federal Consultation Act

This bill would add a new section to the Organic Act of Guam requiring the President and the Governor of Guam to consult regularly on matters affecting the relationship between the United States and Guam. Representatives chosen by each government would meet at least every 5 years, or sooner if either government asks, to discuss issues either side raises. Within 180 days after each meeting, they would send Congress a report with recommendations. Representatives would also meet at least one year before ongoing federal financial assistance that Guam considers necessary expires, to recommend future multi-year federal aid to Congress and the President.

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Sponsors

• James C. Moylan Republican sponsor
• 0 cosponsors