Authorizes the President to negotiate a high‑standard trade agreement with the United Kingdom, with guardrails. It requires ongoing consultation with Congress, limits unilateral tariff changes, and uses existing trade-law procedures before any agreement can take effect.

It is time‑limited authority focused only on a U.S.–U.K. deal. The bill aims to strengthen supply chains, support cooperation on emerging technologies, expand export opportunities for U.S. firms, and benefit workers and consumers in both countries, while preserving Congress’s approval role.