Summary

Makes small edits to existing Small Business Act language and adds a new advocacy duty for the Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Advocacy to represent U.S. small business interests before foreign governments and international organizations on regulatory and trade matters. The bill corrects two typographical errors and inserts an unspecified minor text change in a list of the Office's primary functions. The changes are textual only: no new funds, deadlines, agencies, or enforcement rules are created. The practical effect is to formally broaden the Office of Advocacy’s role to include international representation on issues that may affect small businesses.

• Adds an explicit duty for the SBA Office of Advocacy to represent small businesses before foreign governments and international entities on regulatory and trade matters.
• Makes three minor textual edits to the Office of Advocacy’s listed functions, correcting two typos and inserting a small, unspecified text change.
• Does not create new funding, agencies, deadlines, or new enforcement mechanisms.
• Broadens the formal scope of the Office of Advocacy to include international engagement, potentially increasing its role on trade- and regulation-related issues affecting small firms.
• Changes are statutory/textual and do not impose new compliance obligations on private businesses.