The bill wants to change how a special bank counts its mistakes when helping U.S. companies sell things to other countries. If these U.S. companies are trying to compete with other companies that cause national security worries, the bank doesn't have to count some of their mistakes.

The Senate thinks that the work done by USAID, which is an American agency helping other countries, is very important because it keeps the world safer and helps stop problems that could affect America. They believe that working with other countries and supporting them can help prevent bad things like wars or people leaving their homes.