S 3110 United States Senate · 118th Congress

Taiwan Relations Reinforcement Act of 2023

This bill directs the U.S. government to strengthen its relationship with Taiwan through concrete policy actions. It requires creating an interagency task force to develop a 21st-century partnership strategy, mandates treating Taiwan's democratically elected government as its legitimate representative (replacing outdated terms like "authorities"), and directs efforts to promote Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations and security forums. The bill also directs strategies to counter Chinese coercion tactics targeting U.S. businesses and entities regarding Taiwan, including developing a code of conduct and responding to disinformation campaigns. These provisions aim to enhance U.S.-Taiwan cooperation under existing frameworks like the Taiwan Relations Act, without altering U.S. diplomatic recognition of Taiwan.
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Introduced Oct 24, 2023 Last action Oct 24, 2023
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