To establish a National and Nuclear Risk Reduction Center within the Department of State, and for other purposes

Department of State. **Who it affects:** The center would primarily affect: - Department of State employees who would staff the new office - Other government agencies that work on nuclear security issues - International partners involved in nuclear risk management - American taxpayers who would fund the center **What would change:** If passed, this would: - Establish a dedicated government office focused specifically on reducing nuclear risks - Centralize nuclear risk reduction efforts within the State Department - Likely increase coordination between different agencies handling nuclear security matters - Create new government positions and require additional funding **Current status:** The bill is currently being reviewed in congressional committee and has not yet been voted on by the full House or Senate. The bill aims to strengthen America's approach to managing nuclear threats through better organization and coordination.