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 CIS NO: 92-H783-18
 TITLE: Extension of Most-Favored-Nation Treatment to the People's Republic
     of China.
 SOURCE: Committee on Ways and Means. House
 DOC TYPE: Report                    COLLATION: 14 p.
 DATE: July 8, 1992
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 102-2             SUDOC: Y1.1/8:102-658/pt.1
 ITEM NO: 1008-C; 1008-D             PUB NO: H.Rpt.102-658, pt. 1
 MC ENTRY NO: 92-24428

 Recommends passage with amendments of H.R. 5318, the U.S.-China Act of
 1992, 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 1993.
   Denies MFN status for exports produced by PRC Government-owned
 enterprises unless the President certifies that the PRC has accounted for
 and released individuals detained, accused, or sentenced in connection with
 the June 1989 Tiananmen Square demonstration, and also certifies that the
 Chinese Government has demonstrated progress in addressing certain human
 rights, trade, and weapons proliferation concerns.
   Includes dissenting views (p. 13-14).
 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; POLITICAL PRISONERS;
     PUBLIC.DEMONSTRATIONS; FOREIGN.TRADE; ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT;
     GOVERNMENT.CORPORATIONS (China Govt-owned enterprises exports to US,
     most-favored-nation treatment conditions estab); U.S.-CHINA ACT; TRADE
     ACT; HUMAN RIGHTS
 BILLS: 102 H.R.5318