That the Senate— (1) stands with the people of Tibet and the Dalai Lama in their continuing defense of their freedom and national identity; (2) condemns the Chinese Communist Party for its repression of the people of Tibet, its exploitation of Tibet’s natural resources, and its efforts to undermine freedom of religion and conscience in Tibet, including through efforts to determine the spiritual succession of the Dalai Lama; (3) recommits to the Tibetan Policy Act of 2002 as the basis of United States engagement with Tibet and its people; (4) calls upon the President to— (A) ensure that the voice, vote, and diplomatic capital of the United States are utilized to address and counter China’s repression of the people of Tibet; and (B) include mention of the legitimate aspirations of the people of Tibet to freedom and national identity in all engagements with the People’s Republic of China and particularly in engagements that include the human rights situation in that country; and (5) calls upon the Secretary of State to ensure independent focus on Tibet by designating a non-concurrent appointment to the position of Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues.