Senate Approval Required for Any WHO Pandemic Treaty.

This bill mandates that any future international agreement on pandemic prevention and response negotiated by the World Health Organization (WHO) must be submitted to the US Senate for ratification as a formal treaty. This ensures that the Executive Branch cannot unilaterally commit the US to potentially binding global health policies—such as those concerning resource sharing or financing—without the approval of two-thirds of the Senate. The goal is to increase Congressional oversight and public accountability regarding major international health commitments.