Requires the Transportation Security Administration to issue and periodically update guidance that keeps breast milk, baby formula, infant water, juice, and cooling packs hygienic when they are rescreened at airport security, and directs the Homeland Security Inspector General to audit compliance.

• Requires TSA to issue guidance within 90 days of enactment and update it every five years, if appropriate, to minimize contamination risk for breast milk, baby formula, infant water, juice, and cooling packs that are rescreened or subjected to additional screening
• Requires the guidance to be developed with nationally recognized maternal health organizations and to set hygienic standards for screening and any additional testing
• Applies the guidance to TSA screening personnel and to private companies providing screening under 49 U.S.C. 44920
• Requires the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General to report within one year on compliance and on how screening technologies, including bottled liquid scanners, affect the rate at which these items are denied entry into the sterile area

• Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee (Senate)

Transportation and Public Works