The bill would establish a Senate NATO Observer Group to discuss and advise on issues involving the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), including NATO enlargement. The group would connect with the executive branch, NATO, member countries, and countries seeking membership. Starting with the 120th Congress, the Senate majority and minority leaders could each appoint up to seven Senators, including one co-chair each. The group would receive administrative support and submit an annual report on its activities.
The bill creates a Senate group focused on NATO matters. It does not describe a direct change to services or requirements for the public.
The bill does not state a dollar amount. It authorizes the group’s co-chairs to use foreign currency funds under existing law for activities needed to carry out the group’s work. It also provides for Senate administrative support.
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