; and (B) enact new, stronger prohibitions on political spending by foreign actors and on spending by domestic subsidiaries of foreign-owned corporations. 305. Restoring function to the Federal Election Commission It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the Federal Election Commission needs urgent repair; (2) hamstrung by its partisan composition, the Commission has failed in recent years to live up to its mandate of enforcing Federal election law; and (3) Congress should enact sensible reform measures to restore the Commission’s ability to police campaign finance violations. 306. Strengthening coordination law to prevent candidate-affiliated super pacs It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) independent political spending must remain independent or else it renders contribution limits to candidates ineffectual; (2) the efforts by some to evade or skirt existing campaign finance anticoordination law exposes the nominal independence of supposedly independent political spenders who are clearly affiliated with particular candidates; and (3) Congress should strengthen the an­ti­co­or­di­na­tion statute to— (A) shut down candidate-specific super PACs; and (B) effectively prohibit direct and indirect coordination between other outside spenders and candidates and parties.