,,ii  #aahth ,,congress  #b;d ,session  
,s4 #dgfc  ,,in ,,the ,,senate ,,of     
,,the ,,united ,,states  ,july #bd1     
#bjbd,mr4 ,brown introduced the         
following bill2 which was read twice and
 referred to the ,committee on ,homeland
 ,security and ,governmental ,affairs   
,a ,,bill  ,to prohibit the operation   
within #be miles of a military          
installation1 a facility of the ,federal
 ,government1 or sensitive              
infrastructure of certain technology    
manufactured in a country that is an    
adversary of the ,united ,states1 and   
for other purposes4  #a4 ,short title   
,this ,act may be cited as the          
,countering ,adversary ,reconnaissance  
7,,car7 ,act of #bjbd4  #b4 ,prohibition
 on certain connected vehicles and      
connected vehicle components near       
military installations1 facilities of   
the ,federal ,government1 and sensitive 
infrastructure  7a7 ,findings ,congress 
finds the following3 7#a7 ,information  
and communications technology and       

services integral to connected vehicles 
generally enable safer and more         
fuel-efficient travel for drivers and   
passengers4  7#b7 ,such technology and  
services that are designed1 developed1  
manufactured1 or supplied by persons    
owned by1 controlled by1 or subject to  
the jurisdiction or direction of foreign
 adversaries can offer a direct entry   
point for reconnaissance and            
surveillance of sensitive technology and
 data and bypass measures intended to   
protect the safety and security of      
,united ,states persons1 posing an      
unacceptable risk to the national       
security of the ,united ,states4  7b7   
,prohibition  7#a7 ,in general          
,notwithstanding any other provision of 
law1 the operation of covered technology
 is prohibited within #be miles of a    
military installation1 a facility of the
 ,federal ,government1 or sensitive     
infrastructure4  7#b7 ,modification ,the
 ,president may modify the radius of the
 prohibition on operation of covered    

technology under paragraph 7#a7 for     
certain military installations          
determined by the ,president to be      
sensitive4  7c7 ,enforcement ,the       
,president may direct the ,attorney     
,general1 and the heads of other        
,federal agencies as the ,president     
determines appropriate1 to prescribe    
regulations necessary to enforce the    
prohibition under subsection 7b74  7d7  
,study  7#a7 ,in general ,the ,secretary
 of ,homeland ,security1 the ,director  
of ,national ,intelligence1 the         
,attorney ,general1 and the ,secretary  
of ,defense shall jointly conduct a     
study on the national security concerns 
that covered technology presents to the 
,united ,states4  7#b7 ,report ,not     
later than #abj days after the date of  
the enactment of this ,act1 the         
,secretary of ,homeland ,security1 the  
,director of ,national ,intelligence1   
the ,attorney ,general1 and the         
,secretary of ,defense shall jointly--  
7,a7 submit to ,congress a classified   

report on the study conducted under     
paragraph 7#a72 and  7,b7 publish on a  
publicly available website an           
unclassified report on such study4  7e7 
,definitions ,in this section3 7#a7     
,covered technology ,the term covered   
technology means connected vehicles or  
components for connected vehicles that  
are manufactured in a country that is a 
foreign adversary4  7#b7 ,foreign       
adversary ,the term foreign adversary   
has the meaning given that term in      
section #g4d of title #ae1 ,code of     
,federal ,regulations1 or successor     
regulations4  7#c7 ,military            
installation ,the term military         
installation has the meaning given that 
term in section #bhja7;c77#d7 of title  
#aj1 ,united ,states ,code4  7#d7       
,sensitive infrastructure ,the term     
sensitive infrastructure has the meaning
 given that term through regulations    
prescribed jointly by the ,secretary of 
,homeland ,security1 the ,secretary of  
,transportation1 the ,secretary of      

,commerce1 the ,director of ,national   
,intelligence1 the ,attorney ,general1  
the ,secretary of ,energy1 and the      
,secretary of ,defense4