The House committee ordered H.R. 8036, the Interagency Coordination in Export Controls Act of 2026, reported in the nature of a substitute on a narrow 25-19 vote. The bill would restructure interagency processes governing U.S. export control administration, signaling legislative pressure on how agencies coordinate licensing and enforcement decisions.

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