H.R. 3190
Extends and expands sanctions on Burma's military leaders
Keeps U.S. sanctions tied to Burma in place until late 2032, adds yearly checks on some Burmese businesses, and creates a new U.S. envoy for Burma.
- Extends the current sanctions law through December 23, 2032
- Requires yearly decisions for seven years on sanctioning the state oil and gas company and the state economic bank
- Tells U.S. officials at the International Monetary Fund to oppose increasing Burma's share
- Requires a Senate-confirmed Special Envoy for Burma with ambassador rank to coordinate U.S. policy
Passed the House · Senate's turn