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 CIS NO: 91-S363-4
 TITLE: Extending to the People's Republic of China Renewal of
     Nondiscriminatory (Most-Favored-Nation) Treatment Until 1992 Provided
     Certain Conditions Are Met.
 SOURCE: Committee on Finance. Senate
 DOC TYPE: Report                    COLLATION: 5 p.
 DATE: July 9, 1991
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 102-1             SUDOC: Y1.1/5:102-101
 ITEM NO: 1008-C; 1008-D             PUB NO: S.Rpt.102-101
 MC ENTRY NO: 91-24365

 Report without recommendation on S. 1367, the U.S.-China Act of 1991, to
 establish conditions for a Presidential waiver of Trade Act of 1974 Section
 402 freedom of emigration requirements to renew People's Republic of China
 (PRC) most-favored-nation (MFN) status for an additional 12-month period
 beginning in July 1992.
   Requires the President to report on improvements in human rights
 conditions in China, and on certain changes in PRC trade, weapons
 proliferation, and foreign policies when requesting MFN status extension in
 1992.
   Also requires immediate termination of MFN status unless the President
 certifies the PRC has not transferred ballistic missiles to Syria, Iran, or
 Pakistan.
 CONTENT NOTATION: China most-favored-nation status extension, conditions
     estab
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): IMMIGRATION; PRESIDENTIAL
     POWERS; EAST-WEST TRADE; MOST-FAVORED-NATION PRINCIPLE; CHINA,
     PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC (Most-favored-nation status extension, conditions
     estab); CONGRESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS; ARMS CONTROL AND
     DISARMAMENT; FOREIGN.RELATIONS; SYRIA (China transfer of missiles to
     Syria, most-favored-nation status termination requirement estab); IRAN
     (China transfer of missiles to Iran, most-favored-nation status
     termination requirement estab); PAKISTAN (China transfer of missiles
     to Pakistan, most-favored-nation status termination requirement estab);
     MISSILES (China transfer of missiles to Syria, Iran, and Pakistan,
     most-favored-nation status termination requirement estab); U.S.-CHINA
     ACT; TRADE ACT; HUMAN RIGHTS
 BILLS: 102 S.1367