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Sec. 8 · S. 4967

Annual briefings

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(a) In general Not later than 30 days after each report is submitted pursuant to section 7, the Assistant Attorney General for National Security and a representative of any other department or agency that the Assistant Attorney General determines appropriate, shall provide an in-person briefing to the appropriate congressional committees regarding incidents of transnational repression against, or otherwise impacting, a United States person. (b) Items To be included Each briefing required under subsection (a) shall be subject to appropriate protections for sensitive information regarding law enforcement and counterintelligence investigations and operations, and should include, with respect to the most recently concluded calendar year— (1) a detailed description of each instance or related groups of instances of transnational repression that has been reported to, or is otherwise under investigation by, the Department of Justice or another relevant Federal agency, including— (A) the nature of the transnational repression; (B) the individuals involved in the underlying conduct; and (C) the location of each incident of transnational repression associated with each such instance; and (2) a description of the efforts taken by the United States Government in response to each of the instances referred to in paragraph (1).

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