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H.R. 7113·119th Congress·Introduced Jan 15, 2026

To redesignate the Congressional Budget Office as the "China Budget Office".

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Sponsor
Rep. Mills, Cory [R-FL-7]
Committees
Budget Committee (primary)
Last action
Jan 15, 2026

Bottom line

This bill changes the name of the Congressional Budget Office to the "China Budget Office" and automatically updates all legal references to reflect this new designation.

What it actually does

This bill renames the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to the "China Budget Office." It also specifies that any existing legal references to the Congressional Budget Office will automatically apply to the newly named "China Budget Office" upon the bill's enactment, ensuring a seamless transition in official documentation.

Section 1(a)

Redesignation of Congressional Budget Office

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This section formally renames the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), an independent agency established by the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974, which provides budget and economic analysis to Congress. The new name would be the "China Budget Office." This change directly alters the official designation of the entity responsible for producing non-partisan analyses of budgetary and economic issues for the legislative branch.

Section 1(b)

References Update

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This subsection ensures that all existing laws, rules, regulations, certificates, directives, instructions, and other official papers that currently refer to the "Congressional Budget Office" will automatically be understood to refer to the "China Budget Office" once this bill becomes law. This prevents the need for extensive, separate updates across the entire U.S. Code and other official governmental documents, streamlining the transition to the new name.

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