Multinational Enterprises Regulation Act

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Multinational Enterprises Regulation Act - Title I: International Agreements - Directs the President to initiate discussions with foreign countries for international agreements regulating multinational businesses. Establishes a timetable for entering such agreements, beginning with the countries of the European Economic Community. Requires Congressional delegates as official advisors to the United States delegations for such agreements. Permits Congressional disapproval of such agreements. Requires the President to coordinate such trade agreements with the Trade Act of 1974. Title II: Office of the Special Representatives for Negotiations on Multinational Enterprises - Establishes an Office of the Special Representative for Negotiations on Multinational Enterprises in the Office of the President to conduct negotiations under this Act. Directs the President to establish an interagency organization, composed of the heads of federal departments and agencies designated by the President, to make recommendations on basic policy issues related to multinational enterprises. Title III: Code of Principles on Multinational Enterprises and Governments - Part I: Content of Agreements - Stipulat…