Guam-Federal Consultation Act

The Guam-Federal Consultation Act amends the Organic Act of Guam to require regular consultations between the President and the Governor on matters affecting the relationship between the United States and Guam. The bill mandates that designated special representatives from both governments meet at least every five years, or upon request by either side, to discuss specific issues in good faith. These representatives must submit a report with recommendations to Congress within 180 days of concluding their meetings. Additionally, the law requires consultations at least one year before ongoing federal financial assistance expires to plan for future multi-year funding.