Carper, Portman Bipartisan Report Reveals Lack of Federal Response to China’s Talent Recruitment Plans
Today,
Starting in the late 1990s through its "talent recruitment plans,"
Over the course of an eight-month investigation, the Subcommittee examined seven federal agencies' efforts to combat the theft of American taxpayer-funded research and technology through Chinese talent recruitment programs. While
"My bipartisan report with
"This report reveals that American taxpayers have been unwittingly funding the rise of
The report's key findings include:
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* The Thousand Talents Plan ("TTP") is
* TTP employment contracts violate
* Federal agencies are not prepared to prevent
* The
* Federal grant-making agencies lack standards and coordination.
The report makes the following recommendations:
* Federal agencies must develop a comprehensive strategy to combat both illegal and extralegal transfers of
* Federal agencies should declassify and disseminate more information on foreign talent recruitment plans. Additional information from the
* While taking steps to better protect research and intellectual property,
* Federal law enforcement agencies and members of the intelligence community must better tailor engagement with the
* The
* The administration should consider updating NSDD-189 and implement additional, limited restrictions on
* Federal law enforcement and other relevant agencies should identify
* Grant-making agencies should not award
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