To make revisions in title 51, United States Code, as necessary to keep the title current, and to make technical amendments to improve the United States Code.
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Overview
This bill makes revisions to Title 51 of the United States Code to update and improve existing laws, primarily focusing on space exploration and technology. It aims to modernize the language, clarify existing provisions, and establish new policies related to funding, procurement, and commercial space activities. The revisions primarily involve restructuring the table of contents and amending sections concerning appropriations, spaceports, crew and cargo transportation, and STEM education.
Key provisions
- Restructures the table of contents of Title 51, United States Code, including renaming chapters and sections.
- Revises sections related to appropriations and funding for the Administration’s space programs.
- Establishes a Commercial Reusable Suborbital Research Program to support commercial space development.
- Updates policies regarding commercial crew and cargo transportation capabilities.
- Includes provisions for STEM education and workforce development in the aerospace sector.
- Addresses cybersecurity requirements for Administration information infrastructure.
- Revises sections related to spaceport development and operation.
- Clarifies and updates provisions related to international agreements concerning outer space activities.
Who is affected
- The Administration
- Federal Agencies
- Space Industry
- Congress
- Researchers and Educators
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