American Assistance Visibility Act
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, the American Assistance Visibility Act, requires the United States flag to be prominently displayed on all U.S. foreign assistance provided to other countries or international organizations. It aims to increase visibility and recognition of U.S. involvement in these programs. The bill allows for limited exceptions for co-branding agreements or identifying implementing partners, while establishing regulations for the flag’s display. The act applies to foreign assistance provided after its enactment date.
Key provisions
- Requires the U.S. flag to be displayed on all U.S. foreign assistance.
- Establishes that the U.S. flag should be the sole visual branding element on foreign assistance.
- Allows for exceptions for co-branding agreements with international partners.
- Permits the Secretary of State to authorize other visual branding elements on a case-by-case basis.
- Requires the Secretary of State to issue regulations regarding flag size, color, placement, and other display requirements.
- Defines ‘foreign assistance’ broadly to include tangible items, food aid, and public outreach materials.
- Specifies that the Act applies to foreign assistance provided after its enactment.
Who is affected
- U.S. Government agencies providing foreign assistance
- Foreign countries receiving U.S. foreign assistance
- International organizations receiving U.S. foreign assistance
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