Short title and table of contents

(a) Short title This Act may be cited as the Department of State Policy Provisions Act. (b) Table of contents The table of contents for this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title and table of contents. Sec. 2. Definitions. Title I—Secretary Sec. 101. Termination of existing report requirements. Sec. 102. Countering wrongful detention. Title II—Management Sec. 201. Center for Strategy and Solutions. Sec. 202. Procurement policy. Sec. 203. Information technology office consolidation. Sec. 204. Realigning the Regional Technology Officer Program. Sec. 205. Congressional notification for obligation of retained consular fees. Sec. 206. Visas for high-ranking officials of Taiwan. Sec. 207. Reduced visa wait time. Sec. 208. COVID–19 vaccination travel mandates. Sec. 209. Information Facilities and Access Restriction process criteria modernization. Sec. 210. Transition opportunities for members of the Armed Forces and veterans. Sec. 211. Pre-approval for DS interceptions of wire, oral, and electronic communications. Sec. 212. Requirement for certain countries to report official meetings between foreign missions and State and local officials. Sec. 213. Authorized embassies and consulates. Sec. 214. Flag authorization at Department installations. Sec. 215. Mandate use of the embassy standard plan. Sec. 216. Embassy construction integrity. Sec. 217. American exceptionalism in embassies. Sec. 218. Support for American artists. Sec. 219. Embassy and consulate art collection reporting requirement. Sec. 220. Overseas comparability pay. Sec. 221. Addressing the Bureau of African Affairs staffing crisis. Sec. 222. Requirement for Uyghur language training and staffing. Sec. 223. Changes made to the Foreign Affairs Manual and the Foreign Affairs Handbook. Sec. 224. Extension of notification of revocation of clearances. Sec. 225. Chief Financial Officer for Financial Management. Sec. 226. No passports for terrorists and traffickers. Sec. 227. Program for language translation capabilities. Title III—Political Affairs Sec. 301. Arctic Watchers Act. Sec. 302. Pilot program for new congressional notification requirements. Sec. 303. Repealing the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act of 2001. Sec. 304. Strengthening commercial diplomacy in Africa. Sec. 305. Ensuring smooth travel and investment in Somaliland. Sec. 306. Multinational Force and Observers Mission. Sec. 307. Pacific Partnership Act. Sec. 308. Korean American Divided Families. Sec. 309. United States-Japan-Republic of Korea trilateral cooperation. Sec. 310. Regional China Officer Program Unit. Sec. 311. Disaster regional strategy for Pacific Islands countries. Sec. 312. Transatlantic Growth Enterprise Program. Sec. 313. Republic of Georgia Sovereignty. Sec. 314. United States-Belarus Strategic Dialogue. Sec. 315. Uyghur genocide accountability. Sec. 316. Central Asian Connectivity Task Force. Sec. 317. Indian Ocean region strategic review. Sec. 318. Caribbean Basin Security Initiative. Sec. 319. Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act of 2025. Sec. 320. Restoring Sovereignty and Human Rights in Nicaragua Act of 2025. Sec. 321. Protect Honduran Democracy Act. Sec. 322. Baltic region security concerns. Sec. 323. American-Hellenic-Israeli Eastern Mediterranean Counterterrorism and Maritime Security Partnership Act. Sec. 324. Report on access to Tibetan areas. Sec. 325. Center for conflict analysis, planning, and prevention. Sec. 326. Global fragility strategy implementation. Sec. 327. Modifications to Global Fragility Act of 2019. Sec. 328. International bridge and port of entry modernization act. Title IV—International security affairs Sec. 401. Undersea cables. Sec. 402. Department conventional weapons destruction programs. Sec. 403. Authorizing demining and related programs in Southeast Asia. Sec. 404. Foreign Military Financing program with regard to Jordan. Sec. 405. Extension of War Reserve Stockpile Allies-Israel. Sec. 406. Counterterrorism authorities for security assistance programs. Sec. 407. Cyprus arms embargo reform. Sec. 408. Subnational diplomacy to combat synthetic opioid trafficking. Sec. 409. International Narcotics and Law Enforcement compact authority. Sec. 410. Combatting firearms trafficking in the Western Hemisphere. Sec. 411. Section 123 agreements. Sec. 412. United States-European Nuclear Energy Cooperation Act of 2025. Sec. 413. Authority of the Bureau of Counterterrorism to access certain information. Sec. 414. Study on geopolitical strategies and verification frameworks for advanced artificial intelligence. Sec. 415. Annual trafficking in persons report and amendments. Title V—Economic affairs Sec. 501. Administration of the International Technology Security and Innovation Fund. Sec. 502. Coordination of science, technology, and communication infrastructure. Sec. 503. Investment screening initiative. Sec. 504. Report regarding the investment screening initiative program. Sec. 505. Study on geopolitical strategies and verification frameworks for advanced artificial intelligence. Sec. 506. Global Small Business Network program. Sec. 507. Global small business grants program. Sec. 508. Report on the small business network program. Title VI—Foreign assistance Sec. 601. Authorization of efforts to prevent and treat malnutrition globally. Sec. 602. International religious freedom programs and report. Sec. 603. Combatting corruption and kleptocracy. Sec. 604. Specialized disaster assistance professionals. Sec. 605. Coalition for epidemic preparedness innovations (CEPI). Sec. 606. Maternal and child health policy. Sec. 607. Extension of Diplomatic Immunities to the Pacific Islands Forum. Sec. 608. Report on metrics of success for international organization participation. Sec. 609. Report on country United Nations voting practices. Sec. 610. Annual reports on malign influence operations. Sec. 611. Increasing United States citizens employment in international organizations. Sec. 612. Prohibition on United States contributions to the United Nations International Commission of Inquiry on the occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel. Sec. 613. Extending certain privileges and immunities to the permanent observer mission of the African Union to the United Nations in New York. Sec. 614. World Health Organization continued data sharing. Sec. 615. Branding requirements for United States foreign assistance. Sec. 616. Global fund. Sec. 617. Global health compact model. Sec. 618. Revisions to Existing Global Health Security and Diplomacy Authority. Sec. 619. Pandemic Fund. Sec. 620. Consolidation of global health reporting requirements. Sec. 621. Prohibition on funding global health worker initiative. Sec. 622. Safe passages program. Sec. 623. Special advisor for assistance to orphans and vulnerable children. Sec. 624. Development innovation ventures program. Title VII—Public Diplomacy Sec. 701. Coordination with the Office of Opinion Research. Sec. 702. Reports to evaluate the effectiveness of United States funded media. Sec. 703. Establishment of the cultural heritage coordinating committee. Sec. 704. Mega-decade sports diplomacy. Sec. 705. Foreign relations exchange programs. Sec. 706. Foreign suppression of United States speech.