CCP Act

S 1903, the CCP Act, requires the Director of National Intelligence to assess threats to U.S. ports from cranes made by "countries of concern" (as defined in existing law) and their commercial entities, including China's ZPMC. The assessment must evaluate risks like intelligence collection, port disruptions, and impacts on national security. Within 180 days of enactment, the Director must submit an unclassified report to Congress (with a possible classified annex) detailing these findings. This bill directly affects port security protocols and intelligence oversight, but does not enact new regulations or funding.