H.R. 3289, the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, builds on the Hong Kong Policy Act, the cornerstone for our bilateral relationship, and allows the Administration to reexamine our special relationship with Hong Kong and revoke privileges should the autonomy and freedoms of Hong Kong continue to erode.
Keating outlines a bill that allows reevaluation of U.S. relations with Hong Kong based on its autonomy.
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