Expressing the sense of Congress that the United States should resume normal diplomatic relations with Taiwan, negotiate a bilateral free trade agreement with Taiwan, and support Taiwans membership in international organizations.

This measure is a formal statement from Congress urging the President to change U.S. policy toward Taiwan. It calls for recognizing Taiwan as an independent country, restarting normal diplomatic ties, negotiating a free trade agreement, and backing Taiwan’s participation in international organizations . In plain terms, it asks the U.S. government to treat Taiwan like a separate nation and build closer economic and diplomatic links .

It does not set deadlines or create new programs by itself; it urges the administration to take these steps . If acted on, this could lead to more official contact with Taiwan and talks about lowering trade barriers in the future .

• Who is affected: U.S. executive branch and agencies; Taiwan; international bodies that Taiwan may join
• What changes: Urges abandoning the One China policy, recognizing Taiwan, restoring normal diplomatic relations, pursuing a bilateral free trade deal, and supporting Taiwan’s membership in global organizations
• When: No dates are set; it’s an appeal for future action by the President