Bill 119 HR 1325, also known as the "Commercial Remote Sensing Licensing Reform Act of 2021," aims to establish a more transparent and efficient process for licensing commercial remote sensing systems in the United States. The bill seeks to update and modernize the current licensing framework for commercial remote sensing systems, which are used for a variety of purposes such as monitoring weather patterns, tracking natural disasters, and conducting environmental research. Under the proposed legislation, the Secretary of Commerce would be responsible for overseeing the licensing process and ensuring that it is conducted in a transparent and timely manner. The bill also includes provisions to streamline the application process, reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, and promote innovation in the commercial remote sensing industry. Additionally, the bill includes measures to protect national security interests and ensure that sensitive information collected by commercial remote sensing systems is properly safeguarded. Overall, Bill 119 HR 1325 aims to promote the growth and development of the commercial remote sensing industry in the United States while also ensuring that national security concerns are addressed.
Bill 119 HR 1325, also known as the "Commercial Remote Sensing Licensing Reform Act of 2021," aims to establish a more transparent and efficient process for licensing commercial remote sensing systems in the United States.