Undersea Cable Control Act mandates strategy to prevent foreign adversaries from accessing technologies for undersea cables.
The Undersea Cable Control Act requires the President to develop a strategy to prevent foreign adversaries from accessing technologies essential for undersea cables. This strategy includes identifying items needed for undersea cables, evaluating export controls, and establishing agreements with allies to enforce these controls. The Secretary of Commerce must assess the export and transfer of these items, considering their potential end uses and users. The President must also report annually to Congress on the strategy and its implementation.
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