Kim to introduce bill requiring 48 hours' notice to Congress of tariff policy

Two House Republicans back bill requiring advance notice of tariff changes

Two House republicans on Thursday introduced a bill that would mandate the president provide 48 hours’ notice before any tariff changes take effect. The “Reviewing Economic and Protection Objectives for Reciprocal Tariffs Act” would require that the president give public notice of “any increase or decrease in a duty” under laws authorizing such changes on “an emergency or discretionary basis,” the bill reads. The notice must be posted to the Fed…

Kim to introduce bill requiring 48 hours' notice to Congress of tariff policy

It's called the Reviewing Economic and Protection Objectives for the Reciprocal Tariffs Act, or REPORT Act.

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