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“Referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.”
This amendment proposes a complete rewrite of the Indo-Pacific Space Partnership Act. It replaces the original wording of the bill with a new version, though it maintains the same core focus of studying whether Japan and South Korea should join a U.S.-led space military alliance.
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“Referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.”
This amendment proposes a complete rewrite of the Indo-Pacific Space Partnership Act. It replaces the original wording of the bill with a new version, though it maintains the same core focus of studying whether Japan and South Korea should join a U.S.-led space military alliance.
Substitute amendments are often used to refine a bill's language, fix technical issues, or incorporate feedback from different government agencies to make the bill more likely to pass.
The U.S. Space Force and military officials in Japan and South Korea would be the primary groups affected by the planning requirements in this bill.
Directs the Space Force to evaluate adding Japan and South Korea to a multinational military alliance dedicated to protecting satellites and deterring attacks in space.AI-written