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House Panel Advances Bill to Increase Sanctions Coordination

The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved several sanctions and export control bills Dec. 3, including the Sanctions Lists Harmonization Act, which would require a review of whether individuals or entities included on certain sanctions lists should be included on other sanctions lists (see 2507070022).

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Committee Chairman Brian Mast, R-Fla., said the harmonization measure would ensure that "all Interagency sanctions officials are on the same page and working with the same information. This bill is both basic good governance and critical for American national security."

Committee ranking member Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., said that while agencies are already sharing sanctions information on an informal basis, requiring such coordination is a "reasonable step."

The other bills include:

All seven bills now head to the full House for its consideration.