Limiting WHO Authority Over US Without Congressional Approval
This bill aims to ensure that the United States is not automatically bound by any decisions from the World Health Organization (WHO). This means that any changes to WHO rules or new agreements will require approval from the U.S. Congress, giving citizens more control over the international health commitments their country makes.
Key points
The U.S. will not be automatically bound by WHO directives or orders.
Amendments to the WHO Constitution or other agreements will require U.S. Congressional approval.
Status:
Expired
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