Title 22 › Chapter 84— MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE › § 7709
The Board, through the Chief Executive Officer, must consult with and notify the appropriate congressional committees at least 15 days before doing any of these things: giving aid under section 7708(g); starting negotiations to provide aid by making a Compact under section 7704 or an agreement under section 7715; signing a Compact or agreement; or ending aid under one of those deals. If the Board plans to negotiate or sign a Compact, the notice must include a report that explains the economic case for the Compact. That report must cover five things, including the expected economic rate of return, a cost‑benefit analysis, effects on people who will benefit, the chance it will attract private investment, and other economic factors. For concurrent Compacts, at least 60 days before signing the Board must give committees an assessment of risks (such as countries’ commitment to regional cooperation, political and policy risks, economic return risks, timing and completion risks, and cost/financial risks) and possible steps to lower those risks, like finding other donors or working with regional organizations. Within 10 days after entering a Compact, the Board must post the Compact text on the Corporation’s website, give committees a detailed summary (and the text on request), and publish a summary and notice in the Federal Register saying where to find the text online.
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22 U.S.C. § 7709
Title 22 — Foreign Relations and Intercourse
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Apr 5, 2026
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