That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) the United States should continue to lead reform efforts to ensure that the World Trade Organization (WTO) functions as agreed by the membership and is updated appropriately for the 21st century; and (2) the United States should continue to urge other WTO members to work with the United States to achieve needed reforms so that the WTO and its members can address unjustified barriers to trade and promote economic norms that improve the standard of living across the world; and (3) the United States Trade Representative should continue to lead and work with other countries to pursue reforms at the WTO that— (A) address concerns with the WTO’s Appellate Body; (B) improve the efficiency and transparency of dispute settlement proceedings; (C) remediate the failure to satisfy notification obligations of the various WTO agreements and develop accountability mechanisms to address this issue proactively; (D) discipline the use of special and differential treatment for self-declared developing countries; and (E) create new rules and structures that can serve the United States interests while promoting peace, prosperity, and open markets and societies.