Congressional Office for International Leadership Accountability and Reform Act of 2026

Summary

The bill rewrites the law that runs the Congressional Office for International Leadership, creating a bipartisan board, an executive director, and rules for naming eligible foreign states. It is meant to help Congress build non‑partisan ties with emerging political and civic leaders abroad. The changes affect members of Congress, the Office’s staff, and private individuals appointed to the board.

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