Enhanced End-Use Monitoring Accountability Act of 2024
This bill restricts U.S. federal funding for defense articles and services requiring Enhanced End-Use Monitoring (EEUM) sent to Ukraine until specific accountability measures are met. It requires the Defense Department Inspector General to certify that all EEUM items in Ukraine are fully inventoried by serial number and that the delinquency rate for tracking these items drops below 10 percentage points. The bill also mandates the Secretary of Defense to submit detailed, unclassified reports every 30 days to Congress on tracking progress, including how items reach intended recipients and any accountability issues, until the delinquency rate falls below 1%. These provisions directly affect U.S. security assistance to Ukraine by tying funding disbursement to verified accountability.
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Introduced Mar 14, 2024
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J.D. Vance
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