Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act mandates periodic reviews and reporting on U.S.-Taiwan relations.
The Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act requires the Secretary of State to review and update guidance on U.S.-Taiwan relations every five years. The act mandates the submission of updated reports to Congress within 90 days of completing a review. These reports must include details on how the updated guidance aligns with policy goals, and identify any restrictions on relations with Taiwan that have been lifted. This act aims to ensure transparency and accountability in U.S. policy towards Taiwan.
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