What is the current status of S 433?

S 433 is currently: Passed Senate.

S 433 was sponsored by Gary Peters (D), Sen.

Creates National Manufacturing Advisory Council

IntroducedN/A

Passed Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Waiting for a House floor vote.

It was held at the desk rather than sent to a committee, so it can be taken up directly.

CommerceAdvisory bodiesEconomic developmentIndustrial policy and productivityManufacturingPublic participation and lobbyingPublic-private cooperationSupply chain

Why This Matters

This bill establishes the National Manufacturing Advisory Council to improve communication and address challenges in the manufacturing sector.

If you work in manufacturing, this council will provide a platform for your concerns and suggestions at least twice a year.

Who this affects

manufacturing workers · businesses · government officials

What changes is this bill making?

1The council will meet at least every six months to discuss manufacturing issues.
2It will provide advice to the Secretary of Commerce on manufacturing policies.
3The council aims to improve communication between the government and manufacturing workers.
4It will identify trends and challenges in the manufacturing sector and suggest solutions.
5The council will produce an annual strategic plan to enhance U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.

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Creates National Manufacturing Advisory Council

IntroducedN/A

Passed Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Waiting for a House floor vote.

It was held at the desk rather than sent to a committee, so it can be taken up directly.

CommerceAdvisory bodiesEconomic developmentIndustrial policy and productivityManufacturingPublic participation and lobbyingPublic-private cooperationSupply chain

Why This Matters

This bill establishes the National Manufacturing Advisory Council to improve communication and address challenges in the manufacturing sector.

If you work in manufacturing, this council will provide a platform for your concerns and suggestions at least twice a year.

Who this affects

manufacturing workers · businesses · government officials

What changes is this bill making?

1The council will meet at least every six months to discuss manufacturing issues.
2It will provide advice to the Secretary of Commerce on manufacturing policies.
3The council aims to improve communication between the government and manufacturing workers.
4It will identify trends and challenges in the manufacturing sector and suggest solutions.
5The council will produce an annual strategic plan to enhance U.S. manufacturing competitiveness.

Read full document