Case–Zablocki Act
law & sanctions. Also Case Act
A 1972 US law, now 1 U.S.C. 112b, that requires the State Department to report to Congress the international agreements the United States concludes other than treaties, originally within 60 days of their entry into force. Amendments enacted in December 2022 also require the texts of agreements and of certain non-binding instruments, and the legal authority relied on. Its reports are a main public record of agreements with countries such as Pakistan.12
Linked from 2 pages across CUPA.
Sources
- International Agreements and Non-binding Instruments: The Case-Zablocki Act (Case Act) (LSB11403). Congressional Research Service (via EveryCRSReport). Official
- 22 CFR 181.1: Purpose and scope (Coordination, reporting and publication of international agreements). Electronic Code of Federal Regulations. Primary document