That the House of Representatives— (1) commends the people of Tunisia for their commitment to democracy, the rule of law, and free and fair elections; (2) commends the political leaders of Tunisia for their willingness to compromise and work together in the national interest; (3) condemns all acts of terrorism, and extends condolences to the families of victims of terrorism and to the people and Government of Tunisia; (4) commends the people and Government of Tunisia for their resilience in the face of terrorist attacks and their enduring commitment to a free, democratic, and peaceful Republic of Tunisia; (5) encourages President Essebi, Head of Government Chahed, and the Parliament of Tunisia to work together to accelerate economic reforms and anti-corruption measures; (6) looks forward to new free and fair parliamentary and presidential elections scheduled for the last several months of 2019; (7) calls on the Government of Tunisia— (A) to fully implement the Tunisian Constitution of 2014, including the protection of civil liberties and the establishment of new institutions, such as the Constitutional Court; (B) to continue its commitment to democratic accountability and transitional justice, including with regard to corruption; (C) to continue decentralizing political power to local governments, which is a key step toward more accountable governance and a means to address long-standing issues of dramatic regional disparity in health care, education, poverty, and infrastructure; and (D) to further develop its plan to identify, prosecute, deradicalize, or reintegrate into society Tunisian fighters returned from abroad; (8) calls on the United States Government to provide appropriate levels of assistance to Tunisia to— (A) support democracy and civil society; (B) strengthen and reform the security sector; (C) reduce corruption, implement economic reforms, promote trade and investment, and maintain important and meaningful labor protections