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1. Should the U.S. Take Steps to Deter China From Undermining Hong Kong's Autonomy?

This bill — the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act — would reaffirm the U.S. commitment to democracy, human rights, and autonomy of Hong Kong and aim to prevent the People’s Republic of China from undermining Hong Kong’s rights. It would require the administration to develop a strategy for protecting U.S. citizens and businesses from risks posed by Hong Kong allowing extradition to China, which would include revisions to the U.S.-Hong Kong extradition agreement or a State Dept. travel advisory. Vote now →

2. Should Publicly-Traded Companies Disclose Their Employees' Locations in Annual Reports to Curb Outsourcing?

This bill — the Outsourcing Accountability Act of 2019 — seeks to curb the practice of corporate outsourcing, in which companies transfer U.S. jobs overseas to save money. To this end, it would require publicly-traded companies registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to disclose their employees’ locations (by state and country) in their annual reports. Currently, publicly-traded companies aren’t required to list where their employees are located. Vote now →

3. Should the SEC Conduct Investor Testing Before Issuing Rules & Regulations About Disclosures?

This bill — the SEC Disclosure Effectiveness Testing Act — would require the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct investor testing before issuing any rule or regulation designating documents or information to be disclosed to retail investors under securities laws. Vote now →

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