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Senate introduces SR 18 supporting ties with Republic of China (Taiwan) and broader multinational participation
Summary
Senate Resolution 18, introduced by Senator Clarkson and others, reaffirms the importance of friendship between the United States and the Republic of China (Taiwan) and supports Taiwan's greater participation in multinational organizations; the resolution was referred to the Committee on Economic Development, Housing, and General Affairs.
Senate Resolution 18 (SR 18) was introduced on the floor by the presiding officer and identified as being offered by Senator Clarkson and others. A legislative reader recited the resolution's title and purpose: to reaffirm the importance of the friendship and strong bilateral relationships between the United States and the Republic of China, Taiwan, and between the state of Vermont and the Republic of China, Taiwan, and to support Taiwan's greater participation in more multinational organizations. The presiding officer referred the resolution to the Committee on Economic Development, Housing, and General Affairs for consideration.
No formal debate or vote on SR 18 occurred during the session; the transcript records only the introduction and committee referral. The reader's recitation of the resolution title constituted the floor presentation of the measure.
