FLEETS Now Act
Last updated: 4/30/2026 · Introduced: 4/30/2026
Author: Young Kim (R-CA)
TL;DR (AI)
- The bill aims to combat China's unfair trade practices in the shipbuilding industry by developing domestic shipbuilding capacity for both commercial and military applications.
- It establishes a policy to reduce reliance on supply chains that include materials sourced from the People's Republic of China and to diversify shipbuilding supply chains.
- The bill initiates an exchange visitor program for shipbuilding industry experts to increase shipbuilding knowledge, training, and expertise in the American workforce.
- It directs the Secretary of State to investigate unfair shipping practices, including price-fixing and market manipulation, and to detail personnel to target countries with significant ship registries.
- The President is required to engage allied countries to develop a shared framework for ship design, production, and maintenance, and to establish a Maritime Group of Nations to coordinate regulatory and commerce policies for commercial shipping.
Verified Votes
No verified votes yet.
Community Votes
No community votes yet. Be the first!
Voting as guest · Sign in for verified votes
Other Sections
Includes provisions on preamble, findings., and 1 more.
3 sections
Click "Show details" to explore individual sections. Use the community vote above or visit All Sections to vote per section.
TITLE I
-MATTERS RELATING TO SHIPBUILDING AND THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
2 sections
Click "Show details" to explore individual sections. Use the community vote above or visit All Sections to vote per section.
TITLE II
-MATTERS RELATING TO SHIPBUILDING AND THE UNITED STATES, ITS
8 sections
Click "Show details" to explore individual sections. Use the community vote above or visit All Sections to vote per section.
Want the full experience?
Create a free account to cast verified votes on each section, get a personalized summary, and track your voting history.
Create Free Account