TITLE I—EXTENSION OF CERTAIN TRADE BENEFITS TO SUB-SAHARAN
AFRICA |
Subtitle A—Trade
Policy for Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Sec.
101. Short title; table of contents. |
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Sec.
102. Findings. |
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Sec.
103. Statement of policy. |
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Sec. 104. Eligibility requirements. |
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Sec.
105. United States-Sub-Saharan Africa Trade and Economic
Cooperation Forum. |
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Sec.
106. Reporting requirement. |
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Sec.
107. Sub-Saharan Africa defined. |
Subtitle B—Trade
Benefits |
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Sec. 111. Eligibility for certain benefits. |
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Sec. 112. Treatment of certain textiles and apparel. |
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Sec. 113. Protections against transshipment. |
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Sec. 114. Termination. |
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Sec. 115. Clerical amendments. |
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Sec. 116. Free trade agreements with sub-Saharan African
countries. |
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Sec. 117. Assistant United States Trade Representative for
African Affairs. |
Subtitle C—Economic
Development Related Issues |
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Sec. 121. Sense of the Congress regarding comprehensive debt
relief for the world’s poorest countries. |
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Sec. 122. Executive branch initiatives. |
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Sec. 123. Overseas Private Investment Corporation initiatives. |
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Sec. 124. Export-Import Bank initiatives. |
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Sec. 125. Expansion of the United States and Foreign Commercial
Service in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Sec. 126. Donation of air traffic control equipment to eligible
sub-Saharan African countries. |
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Sec. 127. Additional authorities and increased flexibility to
provide assistance under the Development Fund for Africa. |
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Sec. 128. Assistance from United States private sector to
prevent and reduce HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Sec. 129. Sense of the Congress relating to HIV/AIDS crisis in
sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Sec. 130. Study on improving African agricultural practices. |
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Sec. 131. Sense of the Congress regarding efforts to combat
desertification in Africa and other countries. |
TITLE II—TRADE BENEFITS
FOR CARIBBEAN BASIN |
Subtitle A—Trade Policy for
Caribbean Basin Countries |
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Sec. 201. Short title. |
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Sec. 202. Findings and policy. |
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Sec. 203. Definitions. |
Subtitle B—Trade Benefits for
Caribbean Basin Countries |
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Sec. 211. Temporary provisions to provide additional trade
benefits to certain beneficiary countries. |
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Sec. 212. Duty-free
treatment for certain beverages made with Caribbean rum. |
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Sec. 213. Meetings of
trade ministers and USTR. |
TITLE III—NORMAL
TRADE RELATIONS |
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Sec. 301. Normal trade
relations for Albania. |
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Sec. 302. Normal trade
relations for Kyrgyzstan. |
TITLE IV—OTHER
TRADE PROVISIONS |
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Sec. 401. Report on
employment and trade adjustment assistance. |
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Sec. 402. Trade
adjustment assistance. |
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Sec. 403. Reliquidation
of certain nuclear fuel assemblies. |
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Sec. 404. Reports to the
Finance and Ways and Means committees. |
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Sec. 405. Clarification
of section 334 of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act. |
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Sec. 406. Chief
agricultural negotiator. |
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Sec. 407. Revision of
retaliation list or other remedial action. |
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Sec. 408. Report on
trade adjustment assistance for agricultural commodity producers. |
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Sec. 409. Agricultural
trade negotiating objectives and consultations with Congress. |
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Sec. 410. Entry
procedures for foreign trade zone operations. |
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Sec. 411. Goods made
with forced or indentured child labor. |
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Sec. 412. Worst forms of
child labor. |
TITLE V—IMPORTS OF
CERTAIN WOOL ARTICLES |
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Sec. 501. Temporary duty
reductions. |
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Sec. 502. Temporary duty
suspensions. |
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Sec. 503. Separate
tariff line treatment for wool yarn and men’s or boys’ suits and
suit-type jackets and trousers of worsted wool fabric. |
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Sec. 504. Monitoring of
market conditions and authority to modify tariff reductions. |
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Sec. 505. Refund of
duties paid on imports of certain wool articles. |
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Sec. 506. Wool research,
development, and promotion trust fund. |
TITLE VI—REVENUE
PROVISIONS |
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Sec. 601. Application of
denial of foreign tax credit regarding trade and investment with
respect to certain foreign countries. |
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Sec. 602. Acceleration
of cover over payments to Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. |
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