Bunny Hill
A bill to permit visiting dignitaries and service members from Taiwan to display the flag of the Republic of China.
Why China-relevant: Operative 'shall' provisions require Secretaries of State and Defense to permit display of Taiwan's flag. Taiwan named directly in binding requirements. Tier=1.
Path to becoming law
- Introduced
- Passed committee next step
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- Sent to President
- Became law
done next step still ahead
Legislative timeline — dated actions so far
- Filed
1% to become law · 10% to clear committee
For context: only ~2% of introduced bills ever become law, so every estimate starts near that baseline — the factors below show what moves this bill above or below the average bill.
- + Unified government (sponsor's party controls House, Senate, and White House)
- + Sponsor's party controls both chambers
- − No cross-party cosponsors
- − No companion bill in the other chamber
Legislative likelihood — a tracking indicator, not investment advice.
Signals — secondary, directional
Directional context (see Methodology); the pinned, high-confidence axes are relevance and asset impact.
Shares that might be influenced
Each sector shows a direction (which way its China-related names are pushed) and, for precise mappings, how hard this bill hits the sector — rated marginal → very strong (1–5). Hover any chip for its definition. The headline 0–5 impact is at the top of the card.