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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 741.
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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 741.
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The bill would direct the Small Business Administration to create and share materials helping small businesses recognize and reduce harms from foreign adversaries.
Would require SBA to develop educational materials on foreign-adversary conduct
Materials must be available through SBA district offices and programs
Materials must be reviewed and updated annually starting October 1, 2027
The source shows the bill was introduced and reported; it is not law
If enacted, the bill would centralize federal guidance for small businesses on recognizing and reducing risks tied to foreign adversaries, and would aim to keep that guidance current through annual reviews.
Small business concerns, the Small Business Administration, and several federal agency heads would be directly involved.
Introduced September 10, 2026; referred to the House Committee on Small Business and later reported and ordered printed October 9, 2026. The source does not show final House passage or enactment into law.
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