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“On agreeing to the Self amendment (A004) Failed by recorded vote: 92 - 321 (Roll no. 80).”
This amendment would have required colleges to report any gift from a foreign source worth $1 or more, instead of only reporting those worth $50,000 or more. Because the House of Representatives voted against it, the higher reporting limit remains in the bill.
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An amendment numbered 4 printed in House Report 119-38 to amend the threshold value at which gifts must be reported from $50,000 to $1.
“On agreeing to the Self amendment (A004) Failed by recorded vote: 92 - 321 (Roll no. 80).”
This amendment would have required colleges to report any gift from a foreign source worth $1 or more, instead of only reporting those worth $50,000 or more. Because the House of Representatives voted against it, the higher reporting limit remains in the bill.
The amendment was an attempt to provide total visibility into foreign funding at universities, even for very small amounts, to prevent foreign influence that might go unnoticed under higher reporting limits.
This would have primarily affected administrative offices at U.S. colleges and universities, who would have faced significantly more paperwork to track every small foreign donation.