Taiwan PLUS Act
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Summary
The Taiwan PLUS Act designates Taiwan as a member of the 'NATO Plus' community of states for defense cooperation purposes and amends the Arms Export Control Act to treat Taiwan as a listed country for foreign military sales and defense cooperation for an initial 5-year period, with potential renewal. The bill streamlines congressional notification and approval processes for defense articles and services transfers to Taiwan, consistent with the Taiwan Relations Act. The Secretary of State may extend these provisions for additional 5-year periods if determined to be in U.S. national security interests.
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