H.R. 6395: To implement a strategy to relocate the headquarters of the United Nations, and for other purposes.

This bill mandates the development and implementation of a strategy to relocate the headquarters of the United Nations (UN) from its current location. Below are the key components of the bill:

Relocation Strategy Required

The Secretary of State is tasked with:

• Identifying Options: Creating a list of potential alternative locations for the UN headquarters within the United States. This list will be based on criteria established by the Secretary.
• Negotiations: Engaging with UN representatives to renegotiate the existing Agreement that governs the current headquarters location. This could involve discussions on moving to one of the proposed new sites.
• Notifications for Ratification: Ensuring that any amended agreements are properly notified and consulted upon so that they can be ratified with the Senate's advice and consent.
• Implementation Steps: Taking necessary actions to facilitate the actual relocation of the UN headquarters as per the newly ratified agreement.

Implementation and Reporting

The Secretary must:

• Prompt Implementation: Begin implementing the relocation strategy as soon as it is developed.
• Report Submission: Notify the Committees on Foreign Affairs and Foreign Relations in Congress once the strategy is finalized. This notification should include:
• The expected timeline for implementing the relocation.
• A description of the next steps to be taken for the relocation process.

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