This bill would stop the United States from giving any assessed or voluntary money to the World Health Organization. It says the prohibition takes effect on the date the bill becomes law. The bill text contains a single provision that bans assessed and voluntary contributions to the WHO.
If enacted, the United States would no longer provide assessed or voluntary contributions to the World Health Organization. No publicly available information in the bill text describes direct effects on individual people, services, or programs.
The bill removes assessed and voluntary payments to the WHO effective on enactment. No publicly available information in the bill text gives estimated budgetary savings, costs, or fiscal details.
The bill text does not include reasons or arguments. Sponsors listed in the bill metadata include Representative Chip Roy and several other House members. No publicly available information in the bill text states their rationale.
The bill text does not include opposition statements. No publicly available information in the bill text describes opponents' views.