Treats Taiwan as if it were a listed country under several Arms Export Control Act provisions for five years, and lets the Secretary of State renew that treatment in additional five-year periods.

• Applies for five years from enactment, treating Taiwan as a listed country under specified provisions of the Arms Export Control Act.
• Allows the Secretary of State to extend this treatment in five-year periods after finding it serves U.S. national security interests and notifying the House Foreign Affairs and Senate Foreign Relations committees at least 14 days before each period begins.
• Expresses the sense of Congress that Taiwan should be designated a member of the 'NATO Plus' community of states.
• Sets out findings on U.S. defense sales to Taiwan under the Taiwan Relations Act and recent congressional and commission recommendations.

• Foreign Affairs Committee (House)

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