Bill 119 s 491, also known as the "Director of Foreign Assistance Act," aims to create a new position within the Department of State called the Director of Foreign Assistance. This position would be responsible for overseeing and coordinating all foreign assistance programs and activities conducted by the United States government.
The bill outlines the duties and responsibilities of the Director of Foreign Assistance, including developing and implementing a comprehensive strategy for foreign assistance, coordinating with other government agencies and international organizations, and ensuring that foreign assistance programs are aligned with US foreign policy goals.
Additionally, the bill requires the Director of Foreign Assistance to submit annual reports to Congress on the status and effectiveness of foreign assistance programs, as well as any recommendations for improvement.
Overall, the purpose of Bill 119 s 491 is to streamline and improve the coordination of US foreign assistance efforts, ensuring that taxpayer dollars are being used effectively and efficiently to promote US interests and values around the world.