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H.R. 8288 (119th Congress)Committee
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Strengthening Export Controls Compliance Act

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This bill amends the Export Control Reform Act of 2018 to strengthen compliance assistance for U.S. businesses subject to federal export controls. It requires the President to develop a biennial plan for assisting businesses—especially small and medium-sized enterprises—with export licensing and compliance, including counseling, training, and seminars. The bill also mandates an annual "Update Conference on Export Controls and Policy" and requires the Bureau of Industry and Security to conduct public outreach before implementing major new export control rules. Additionally, it expands the Secretary of Commerce's annual reporting requirements to include detailed information on compliance assistance efforts and processing times for advisory opinion and commodity classification requests.

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