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This bill addresses the growing complexity of threats at U.S. diplomatic posts. Sec. 2, Sense of Congress: Congress recognizes the need for better coordination among security, technology, engineering, and facilities personnel at overseas posts, and supports role-specific counterintelligence and regional security training for these staff, including joint training to prevent siloed operations. Sec. 3, Report: Within 180 days of enactment, the Secretary of State must submit a report to Congress on actions taken and planned to improve coordination among these positions and implement counterintelligence training standards, including current requirements, planned improvements, and resource needs.
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