Stricter Rules for Reporting Foreign Funding in US Higher Education.
This law tightens reporting requirements for US colleges and universities regarding foreign gifts and contracts, specifically distinguishing requirements for "covered nations." The goal is to safeguard American education from foreign control. Disclosure reports must now be shared directly with the FBI and national intelligence agencies, establishing stricter federal oversight.
Key points
Universities must report all gifts or contracts, regardless of value, if they come from a "covered nation" (as defined by statute).
All foreign funding disclosure reports filed with the Department of Education will be transmitted to the FBI and the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) within 10 days of receipt.
The Secretary of Education is required to initiate an investigation whenever credible information suggests noncompliance regarding funding from a "covered nation."
All historical records concerning foreign funding disclosures must be transmitted to the FBI and DNI within 90 days of the law's enactment.
Status:
Expired
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