The bill would require the Secretary of State to report to the House Foreign Affairs Committee and Senate Foreign Relations Committee within 180 days after the bill becomes law. The report must assess whether the Conflict and Stabilization Operations Bureau should continue, explain its distinct role, analyze costs and possible savings if it is dissolved, and describe whether other bureaus would take on its work or staff.
The bill requires a report to Congress. It does not specify direct changes for individuals.
The bill does not set a cost for preparing the report. It requires the report to analyze costs and possible savings related to dissolving the Bureau.
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