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bill_id	congress	bill_type	bill_number	title	policy_area	introduced_date ▲	latest_action_date	latest_action_text	origin_chamber	sponsor_name	sponsor_state	sponsor_party	sponsor_bioguide_id	cosponsor_count	summary_text	update_date	url
93-hjres-1104	93	hjres	1104	Joint resolution to extend by 62 days the expiration date of the Export Administration Act of 1969.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-08-01	1974-08-14	Public law 93-372.	House	Rep. Ashley, Thomas L. [D-OH-9]	OH	D	A000222	0	Extends the expiration date of the Export Administration Act of 1969, from July 30 to September 30, 1974.	2025-01-14T18:20:21Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/1104
93-hjres-1057	93	hjres	1057	Joint resolution to extend by 30 days the expiration date of the Export Administration Act of 1969.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-06-12	1974-06-30	Public law 93-327.	House	Rep. Patman, Wright [D-TX-1]	TX	D	P000103	0	Provides for a thirty-day extension of the expiration date of the Export Administration Act of 1969, from June 30 to July 30.	2024-08-01T18:27:53Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/1057
93-hjres-1058	93	hjres	1058	Joint resolution to extend by 30 days the expiration date of the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-06-12	1974-06-12	Referred to House Committee on Banking and Currency.	House	Rep. Patman, Wright [D-TX-1]	TX	D	P000103	0	Provides for a thirty-day extension of the expiration date of the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945, from June 30 to July 30.	2024-08-01T18:27:53Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/1058
93-hjres-1047	93	hjres	1047	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U.S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-06-04	1974-06-04	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Ichord, Richard H. [D-MO-8]	MO	D	I000001	3	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:54Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/1047
93-hjres-1014	93	hjres	1014	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U.S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-05-15	1974-05-15	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Ichord, Richard H. [D-MO-8]	MO	D	I000001	21	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:49Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/1014
93-hjres-960	93	hjres	960	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U. S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-03-28	1974-03-28	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Karth, Joseph E. [D-MN-4]	MN	D	K000014	0	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:48Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/960
93-hjres-961	93	hjres	961	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U. S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-03-28	1974-03-28	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Latta, Delbert L. [R-OH-5]	OH	R	L000116	0	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:49Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/961
93-hjres-955	93	hjres	955	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U.S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-03-27	1974-03-27	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Jarman, John [D-OK-5]	OK	D	J000057	0	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:48Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/955
93-hjres-958	93	hjres	958	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U.S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-03-27	1974-03-27	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Slack, John [D-WV-3]	WV	D	S000473	0	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical mineral; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; and (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945.	2024-08-01T18:27:48Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/958
93-hjres-952	93	hjres	952	Joint resolution requiring the President to submit to Congress a report concerning importations of minerals which are critical to the needs of U.S. industry.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1974-03-26	1974-03-26	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.	House	Rep. Gross, H. R. [R-IA-3]	IA	R	G000495	4	Directs the President to submit to Congress, within thirty days, a report which sets forth, for each calendar year during the period of 1965 through 1973: (1) the volume and value of all exports of critical resources to all countries from each foreign country which at any time during such period exported to the United States any critical minerals; (2) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported to the United States from each such foreign country; (3) the volume and value of each critical mineral exported in world trade from any foreign country which was subject, at any time during such period, to economic sanctions applied by the United States pursuant to the United Nations Participation Act of 1945; and (4) the exports by value and volume for each commodity by country of destination.	2024-08-01T18:27:48Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/952
93-hjres-748	93	hjres	748	Joint resolution making an appropriation for special payments to international financial institutions for the fiscal year 1974, and for other purposes.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-09-26	1973-10-26	Public law 93-142.	House	Rep. Mahon, George H. [D-TX-19]	TX	D	M000065	0	(LATEST SUMMARY) Makes appropriations of such amounts as may be necessary (but not to exceed $2,203,000,000), to remain available until expended for payments by the Secretary of the Treasury to maintain the value in terms of gold of the holdings of United States dollar of the International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Inter-American Development Bank, the International Development Association, and the Asian Development Bank, to the extent provided in the articles of agreement of such institutions, as authorized by the Par Value Modification Act.	2025-01-14T18:18:18Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/748
93-hjres-726	93	hjres	726	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-09-18	1973-09-18	Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	4	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:38Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/726
93-hjres-699	93	hjres	699	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-08-02	1973-08-02	Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	1	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:37Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/699
93-hjres-703	93	hjres	703	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-08-02	1973-08-02	Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.	House	Rep. Rodino, Peter W., Jr. [D-NJ-10]	NJ	D	R000374	0	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:37Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/703
93-hjres-683	93	hjres	683	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-07-25	1973-07-25	Referred to House Committee on the Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	18	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:37Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/683
93-hjres-548	93	hjres	548	Joint resolution providing for the orderly review of fee-paid oil import licenses;.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-05-10	1973-05-10	Referred to House Committee on Ways and Means..	House	Rep. Cronin, Paul W. [R-MA-5]	MA	R	C000925	2	States that the Oil Policy Committee and the Office of Oil and Gas, Department of the Interior, shall establish by regulation specified formal procedures for review of applications filed by refiners for fee-paid licenses prior to the issuance of such licenses, including consideration of the quantities and prices of crude oil which such refiners are making and intend to make available to small independent refiners and consideration of the quantities and prices of gasoline, fuel oil, diesel fuel, or kerosene which such refiners are making and intend to make available to independent marketers of such products. Provides that any fee-paid license issued to a refiner for imports of crude oil, unfinished oils, and finished products into Districts I-IV, District V, and Puerto Rico shall require that refiners supply to small independent refiners and independent marketers crude oil, unfinished oils, and finished products in reasonable quantities and at reasonable prices based on past supply relationships.	2024-08-01T18:27:37Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/548
93-hjres-522	93	hjres	522	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-04-19	1973-04-19	Referred to House Committee on Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	23	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:31Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/522
93-hjres-268	93	hjres	268	A joint resolution to protect United States domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of United States firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-01-31	1973-01-31	Referred to House Committee on Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	24	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:21Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/268
93-hjres-269	93	hjres	269	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-01-31	1973-01-31	Referred to House Committee on Judiciary.	House	Rep. Diggs, Charles C., Jr. [D-MI-13]	MI	D	D000344	9	Provides that United States person (a) having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa, or (b) affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa; shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such United States person is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices and is listed on the roster to be established pursuant to this joint resolution. Requires the President to appoint an Advisory Board to be composed of 10 members for the purpose of recommending policy to the Administrator as designated in Executive Order Numbered 11246 for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Makes it the duty of the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for hearing: (1) to review the employment practices of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, and (2) to issue an order establishing a roster of all such United States persons doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Requires the Administrator to review the eligibility of each United States person, having a major investment in an enterprise in South Africa or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, for inclusion on the roster established under this section. Provides that the Administrator shall conduct a review of eligibility not less than once every two years. Allows any United States person aggrieved by an order of the Administrator to seek judicial review of such order. Authorizes the President, for reasons of national security or national defense, to exempt any United States person from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that any such exemption may be renewed by the President for a period not exceeding an additional ninety days, and that thereafter no additional exemption may be granted to the same United States person for a per…	2024-08-01T18:27:21Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/269
93-hjres-168	93	hjres	168	Joint resolution to protect U.S. domestic and foreign policy interests by making fair employment practices in the South African enterprises of U.S. firms a criteria for eligibility for Government contracts.	Foreign Trade and International Finance	1973-01-11	1973-01-11	Referred to House Committee on Judiciary.	House	Rep. Helstoski, Henry [D-NJ-9]	NJ	D	H000465	0	Provides that no United States person or corporation having a major investment in an enterprise in the Republic of South Africa, or affiliated with an entity doing business in South Africa, shall be eligible to enter into any contract with any agency of the United States Government unless such person or corporation is doing business in South Africa in accordance with fair employment practices. Provides that the President shall delegate his enforcement authority to the head of the Government agency that administers contracts pursuant to Presidential Order 11246, relating to nondiscrimination in employment by Government contracts. Provides that the President shall appoint an Advisory Board for the purpose of recommending policy to such Administrator for the purpose of exercising his authority under this joint resolution. Requires the Administrator, after notice and opportunity for a hearing, to review the employment practices of United States persons and corporations in South Africa with major investments in enterprises, and to establish a roster of persons and corporations doing business in accordance with fair employment practices. Provides for judicial review by a person or corporation aggrieved by an order of the Administrator. Defines the terms "major investment," "fair employment practices," and "person" for purposes of this joint resolution. Allows the President to exempt any person or corporation, for reasons of national security or national defense, from the provisions of this joint resolution for a period not exceeding ninety days. Provides that the Administrator shall investigate charges of violations of these provisions, and issue such additional rules and regulations as necessary to carry out the provisions of this joint resolution, including the cancellation of contracts with contractors in violation. Requires an annual report by the Administrator to the President and the Congress on the Advisory Board and the activities under this joint resolution.	2024-08-01T18:27:19Z	https://www.congress.gov/bill/93rd-congress/house-joint-resolution/168

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