The act would create a 12-member commission to review advances in quantum information science and related technologies. The commission would study U.S. competitiveness, security, research, workforce needs, commercialization, and other topics. It would submit an interim report within one year and a final report within two years of its establishment. The bill was referred to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.
The commission would make recommendations to Congress and the President. The bill does not set out direct services or benefits for individuals.
The bill authorizes Congress to provide whatever funding is necessary for the commission. It does not specify an amount.
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