Elise recently introduced the End College CCP Act, which would limit federal funding for higher education institutions that have partnerships with the People’s Republic of China.
Work to enact the End College CCP Act to limit federal funding for higher education institutions that partner with the People’s Republic of China.
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Evidence
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Congress.gov identifies H.R.1263, the End College CCP Act, as introduced by Rep. Elise Stefanik on 2021-02-23 and referred to the House Committee on Education and Labor; the tracker shows the bill status as Introduced.
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Congress.gov lists Rep. Elise M. Stefanik as sponsor, introduced 02/23/2021. Latest action: referred to the House Committee on Education and Labor. The tracker status is Introduced, and the summary says the bill would prohibit higher-education institutions from receiving federal funds if they have contractual partnerships with the Chinese government or China-organized entities.
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Rules Committee record vote No. 192 describes a motion to make in order amendment #113, offered by Rep. Stefanik, which would prohibit institutions of higher education maintaining a contract with a Confucius Institute from receiving any federal funds. The motion was defeated 4-8.
Assessments
Stefanik introduced H.R.1263, the End College CCP Act, in the 117th Congress on February 23, 2021, and also offered a related amendment to restrict federal funds for institutions tied to Confucius Institutes. The amendment was defeated in committee, and Congress.gov shows H.R.1263 remained only introduced/referred, with no enactment. This is a serious legislative attempt but the promised enacted policy was not delivered.
Stefanik introduced H.R.1263, the End College CCP Act, in the 117th Congress on February 23, 2021, which is a serious legislative attempt and directly matches the promised policy. However, the bill remained at the introduced/referred-to-committee stage, with no evidence that it passed Congress or was enacted. Because the promised outcome was to work toward enactment but the Act was not enacted, this is best scored as not delivered with effort credit.