Preventing Societal Collapse in the United Kingdom ACT

WRITTEN BY SPEAKER JARED POLIS (D-MN)
----102nd Congress of the United States
== Section 1. Name of Bill ==
This Bill will be known as the Preventing Societal Collapse in the United Kingdom Act for the duration of this bill, in all debates, and following enactment by the executive branch will carry the same title.
== Section 2. Findings and Definitions ==
FINDINGS
# Whereas, Millions of people in the United Kingdom are going to starve to death if they don’t receive food and produce from American Farmers and companies.
== Section3. Preventing Mass Starvation and Societal Collapse in the U.K ==
# The United States government shall purchase $5 billion dollars of food and produce made in the United States to send to the United Kingdom as Humanitarian Aid.
# The United States government shall provide $5 billion dollars of water and water related products made in the United States such as filters and equipment to be sent to the United Kingdom as Humanitarian Aid.
# The United States government shall purchase $5 billion dollars of fuel extracted within the United States to send to the United Kingdom as Humanitarian Aid.
# The United States shall allocate $10 billion dollars for a general purpose fund to purchase other American Made products and services that the people of the United Kingdom need urgently and to restore the economy of the United Kingdom.
## This can include medical supplies, machinery, etc…
# These shall be disbursed through appropriate channels and in collaboration with relevant international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and United Kingdom authorities to ensure efficient and effective utilization.
# The State Department shall oversee the implementation and utilization of the allocated funds.
## The State Department shall provide regular reports to Congress, detailing the progress, impact, and accountability measures taken in the distribution and utilization of the humanitarian aid funds.
### Independent audits may be conducted to ensure transparency and proper utilization of the allocated funds.
# Sections 1 through 7 of this Act shall take effect immediately upon passage.
== Section 4. Costs ==
TOTAL BILL IMPLEMENTATION COST - $25,000,000,000
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