This House resolution reaffirms support for the Taiwan Relations Act, the three Joint Communiques, and the Six Assurances. It says the Taiwan Relations Act is the cornerstone of United States-Taiwan relations and lists elements of U.S. policy such as preserving commercial and cultural ties, supporting peace and stability in the region, expecting Taiwan's future to be decided by peaceful means, viewing nonpeaceful efforts as a threat, providing Taiwan defensive arms, and keeping U.S. capacity to resist force or coercion. The resolution states the United States has a longstanding One China policy guided by these documents and the Six Assurances. It was introduced on May 12, 2026, and referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution expresses the House of Representatives' support for the Taiwan Relations Act and related policy commitments. No publicly available information about immediate practical changes for individuals or new legal requirements.
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The resolution presents proponents' views that the Taiwan Relations Act and the related communiques and assurances are cornerstones of U.S. policy; that maintaining commercial, cultural, and security ties with Taiwan supports regional peace and stability; and that the United States should support Taiwan's self-defense and oppose determining Taiwan's future by other than peaceful means.
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