22 U.S.C. § 290k–2 — Instructions for United States Director

As soon as the U.S. Director of the Agency takes office, and before the Agency issues its very first guarantee, the Director must propose — and actively push the Board of Directors to adopt — policies that stop the Agency from guaranteeing certain investments. The Agency should not guarantee an investment that would: (1) go to a country that isn't taking steps to give workers their internationally recognized rights; (2) be subject to trade-distorting requirements the host country imposes, if those requirements would likely cause a significant net drop in (A) jobs in the United States or other member countries, or (B) other trade benefits those countries would otherwise get from the investment; or (3) increase a country's production capacity in an industry that already has too much capacity worldwide for the same or a similar or competing product, causing real harm to producers of that product in another member country.