The bill would treat any World Health Assembly agreement or other international instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response resulting from the work of its International Negotiating Body as a treaty. It would require the Senate's advice and consent, including approval by two-thirds of Senators, before the United States could agree to it. The bill also states that the United States should support Taiwan's full participation in the World Health Organization.
The bill concerns how the United States approves certain international pandemic agreements. It does not specify direct changes to individuals' daily lives or healthcare.
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The bill states that Congress prefers these agreements to be treated as treaties and that agreements lacking two-thirds Senate approval should not be agreed to or implemented by the United States.
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