H.R. 6902 wants the Department of Defense to tell Congress how they're working with companies that build military stuff to stop some things the Chinese army is doing, especially in computer and space stuff, by the end of March 2024. They'll talk about what's happening now, how they can share information and practice together better, and what they might need to get stronger.

If China tries to take over Taiwan with its army, the bill would make sure the United States and its friends stop doing business with China to show they're not happy about it. This is like telling someone they can't play on a playground if they keep being mean to others.

If the Chinese military starts a fight with Taiwan, this bill says the United States would stop an agreement they have with China about sharing tax information. The President and special government people have to quickly tell China and some important groups about it.

If China's military attacks Taiwan, this bill says the United States will stop a special agreement with China about taxes. The President and the Treasury boss have to tell China and certain people in the U.S. government if this happens.

This bill asks for a report to be made about how self-driving cars from China, which are driving around in the United States, could be a risk to our country's safety because they might collect information that could be used by the Chinese government. The report needs to be ready by March 2024 and should explain what kind of data these cars collect and how it might be used.