That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) should be replaced with a new trade agreement that— (A) includes strong, binding, and enforceable labor and environmental standards in the agreement’s core text with requirements that are enforced; (B) creates a fair playing field by requiring that the agreement will take effect only upon each participating country adopting, maintaining, implementing, and enforcing domestic laws that provide the labor rights and protections that are included in the International Labor Organization’s Core Conventions and policies that fulfill the Paris climate agreement and other core multilateral environmental agreements; (C) ensures these commitments are enforceable through an independent dispute settlement process and subject to the same sanctions used to enforce the commercial provisions of NAFTA; (D) ensures market access is conditioned on confirmation that labor and environmental commitments are enforced, which means there is sustained evidence that conditions on the ground have improved and an assurance trade benefits will be withdrawn if conditions on the ground deteriorate; and (E) includes provisions to tax imported products that are made under highly climate-polluting conditions; (2) such a new trade agreement— (A) should guard against employer-dominated unions by requiring that each participating country have laws in place that— (i) require unions to provide members with timely access to union bylaws and to collective bargaining agreements and tentative collective bargaining agreements prior to ratification votes; (ii) require collective bargaining agreements to be ratified by a free and secret ballot vote of the workers covered under the collective bargaining agreement; and (iii) require management to permit union representation in investigatory interviews