Search Results for keywords:"sanctions lists harmonization act"

Search Results: keywords:"sanctions lists harmonization act"

S. 5043 — To require coordination among Federal agencies that administer sanctions lists with respect to the inclusion of individuals and entities on such lists.
September 12, 2024
Status:Introduced in Senate
Congress:118
Words:871
S. 5043 aims to improve coordination among U.S. federal agencies that manage sanctions lists. The bill requires these agencies to notify each other whenever they add individuals or entities to their sanctions lists. Within 30 days of notification, agencies need to review...
Simple Explanation
S. 5043 is like a rule that tells different government groups they need to talk to each other and check their lists when they decide someone isn't allowed to do certain things, like travel or trade. They have to do this in a few months and then tell the big boss people if they're following the rules.
H. R. 5613 — An Act To require a review of whether individuals or entities subject to the imposition of certain sanctions through inclusion on certain sanctions lists should also be subject to the imposition of other sanctions and included on other sanctions lists.
September 09, 2024
Status:Engrossed in House
Congress:118
Words:884
The Sanctions Lists Harmonization Act aims to ensure that individuals or entities placed on certain U.S. sanctions lists are reviewed for inclusion on other related sanctions lists. It requires federal officials to notify each other within 30 days when someone is added to...
Simple Explanation
The Sanctions Lists Harmonization Act is like a special checklist for the grown-ups who make rules about who gets in trouble with the U.S. It makes sure that if someone is put on one "naughty list," they check if they should be on other "naughty lists" too, so everyone knows who’s in trouble and they work together better.

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