Critical Infrastructure Security: New Foreign Investment Review Rules
This act strengthens the protection of key U.S. facilities, such as water systems and research laboratories, from foreign influence. It means the government will more thoroughly scrutinize real estate transactions that could impact national security and critical infrastructure, aiming to enhance public safety and national stability.
Key points
Expansion of foreign investment reviews for real estate, including intelligence community facilities, National Laboratories, and critical infrastructure like drinking water systems.
Introduction of annual reviews and reports on sensitive government facilities, increasing oversight of potential threats.
Provision for classified briefings to Members of Congress on the list of sensitive facilities, enhancing transparency and accountability in security matters.
Introduced
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