Creates a new federal council to advise on boosting U.S. manufacturing and jobs.
This bill would create a new group called the National Manufacturing Advisory Council. It would be part of the Department of Commerce. This council would bring together government, businesses, and workers to talk about problems and suggest ways to make U.S. manufacturing stronger and help its workers. It would also take over the jobs of an older council.
Today, the United States Manufacturing Council advises the Department of Commerce on manufacturing. If this bill becomes law, that existing council's duties would be transferred to a new National Manufacturing Advisory Council. This new council would be specifically tasked with providing a forum for communication, advising on policies, and producing an annual strategic plan to boost U.S. manufacturing, with a strong focus on workforce development and supply chain issues.
S 433 · 119th Congress · February 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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