Summary of Bill HR 1060
Bill 117 hr 1060, also known as the Winning the International Race for Economic Leadership and Expanding Service to Support Leadership Act, aims to strengthen the United States' position in the global economy and expand opportunities for leadership development. The bill focuses on promoting economic growth, innovation, and competitiveness through various measures.
One key aspect of the bill is the emphasis on investing in research and development to drive innovation and technological advancement. This includes funding for research programs in key industries such as technology, healthcare, and renewable energy. By supporting these initiatives, the bill aims to ensure that the US remains at the forefront of global economic leadership.
Additionally, the bill seeks to expand access to leadership development programs and services for individuals across various sectors. This includes funding for leadership training programs, mentorship opportunities, and support services for aspiring leaders. By investing in leadership development, the bill aims to cultivate a diverse and skilled workforce that can drive economic growth and innovation.
Overall, Bill 117 hr 1060 is focused on strengthening the US economy, promoting innovation, and expanding opportunities for leadership development. By investing in research and development, as well as supporting leadership programs, the bill aims to position the US as a global leader in the 21st century economy.
Congressional Summary of HR 1060
Winning the International Race for Economic Leadership and Expanding Service to Support Leadership Act or the WIRELESS Leadership Act
This bill limits the authority of, and places deadlines on, a state or local government over decisions regarding the placement, construction, and modification of personal wireless service facilities.
Specifically, the bill requires that the regulation of the placement, construction, or modification of a personal wireless service facility by any state or local government shall not unreasonably discriminate among providers of the same service, including by providing exclusive or preferential use of facilities to a particular class of providers. However, a state or local government may establish reasonable and nondiscriminatory structural engineering standards, safety requirements, and aesthetic or concealment requirements for certain facilities.
Additionally, a state or local government must grant or deny a complete request for authorization to place, construct, or modify certain personal wireless service facilities within 90 days of receipt of the request or within 150 days of receipt of a request to take any other action relating to such facilities.
A state or local government is authorized to charge a reasonable, objective, cost-based fee for review of a request or for use of a right-of-way or a facility in a right-of-way owned or managed by the local authority.