Posts - Bill - S 1358 TASK Act
senate 04/08/2025 - 119th Congress
We want to ensure greater transparency by requiring companies to disclose how they source products linked to forced labor in Xinjiang, China, and report on their ties to certain restricted Chinese entities and government influence within their operations. This legislation aims to promote responsible business practices and protect human rights in global supply chains.
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S 1358 - TASK Act
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left-leaning 04/08/2025
Because 'Made with Forced Labor' shouldn’t be the hottest new label in America’s supply chains.
moderate 04/08/2025
This bill’s a decent start, but let’s see if it actually cuts through red tape or just adds more paperwork.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
If we’re poking the Chinese bear, let’s not tie American businesses’ hands with useless red tape first.
moderate 04/08/2025
Transparency isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the first step to real change in tangled supply chains.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Holding companies accountable: proving that capitalism can work without crushing human lives under its boot.
moderate 04/08/2025
If the goal is truth in trade, then this could be the watchdog we’ve been needing—no barking, just accountability.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Another layer of bureaucracy—because nothing says freedom like government snooping on private businesses.
left-leaning 04/08/2025
Finally, a bill that makes corporate greed sweat over human rights—about time we put ethics ahead of profits.
right-leaning 04/08/2025
Forcing companies to spill every secret to DC? Sounds like a bureaucrat’s dream and a CEO’s nightmare.