§7425 Prohibition on Direct or Indirect Transfer of Classified National Security Information and Law Enforcement Information to the International Criminal Court

Summary

The President must create rules by the time the Rome Statute takes effect to stop any transfer of classified national security information and law enforcement information to the International Criminal Court if the transfer would help an investigation, arrest, or prosecution. Those rules must also block sending such classified information through the United Nations or any country that is a party to the Court when the information is known to be tied to an ICC investigation or prosecution, unless that U.N. body or country gives reliable assurances it will not pass the information to the Court. This section does not stop actions that are allowed under section 7427.