; and (2) make recommendations to the United Nations and the United Nations Security Council on actions that can be taken to— (A) ensure improved future responses; and (B) ensure accountability of World Health Organization officials for identified failures. 7. International response to wet markets globally (a) In general The Permanent United States Representative to the United Nations shall use the voice, vote, and influence of the United States to seek the adoption in the United Nations General Assembly or Security Council of a resolution to ban wet markets described in subsection (b) globally. (b) Wet markets described A wet market described in this subsection is a market where— (1) animals are sold, dead or alive, for human consumption; (2) the origin of such animals and their health cannot be certified; and (3) the conditions in which such animals are raised, kept, or sold are unhygienic. 8. Public health emergency of international concern defined In this Act, the term public health emergency of international concern means a public health emergency determined to be a public health emergency of international concern by the World Health Organization.