This resolution states the House’s views on United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 and Taiwan. It says the resolution addressed which government represents China at the United Nations, not Taiwan’s political status. It distinguishes the United States’ “One China Policy” from the Chinese Communist Party’s “One China Principle.” It also supports Taiwan’s participation in international organizations and access to United Nations grounds without PRC-issued identification.
If adopted, the resolution would express the House’s positions on these issues and encourage U.S. efforts with other countries. The text does not describe direct changes to individuals’ rights or services.
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The resolution’s stated view is that Resolution 2758 should not be treated as endorsing China’s claims over Taiwan, and that Taiwan should be able to participate meaningfully in international organizations.
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