Whereas the United Nations was established in part as a global forum to convene disparate parties, resolve disputes, and establish policy recommendations in a fair, equitable, and transparent manner; Whereas the World Health Organization, an affiliated organization of the United Nations, develops policy recommendations that severely restrict, or de facto prohibit, interaction with legal private enterprise and thereby provides no recourse or opportunity for input to those impacted entities; Whereas, in 2016, the World Health Organization adopted the Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors, commonly known as FENSA, which, by design, effectively discourages interaction with the private sector; Whereas the World Health Organization is actively targeting major American industries, including agriculture, food and beverage, and pharmacology, with onerous global regulations, and the World Health Organization’s policies targeting the tobacco sector outright prohibit communication, engagement, or opportunity for partnership; Whereas the World Health Organization is actively pressuring the entire United Nations system, including the United Nations Secretary-General, International Labor Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization, Economic and Social Council, World Bank, and International Monetary Fund, among others, to adopt similar policies with respect to the tobacco sector; Whereas the People’s Republic of China owns China National Tobacco Corporation, the largest tobacco company in the world, and this does not disqualify the People’s Republic of China from engaging in dialogue with and receiving funds from the World Health Organization; Whereas the World Health Organization’s tobacco policy recommendations fail to acknowledge that available science, technology, and innovation can accelerate the decline of cigarette smoking worldwide and reduce smoking-related death and disease