1. Short title This Act may be cited as the IDB Transparency Act . 2. Report on influence of the People’s Republic of China at the Inter-American Development Bank (a) In general Within 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State, shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report that includes the following: (1) The scope and scale of the influence of the PRC and PRC companies in the IDB, including in— (A) the organization and personnel of the IDB; (B) IDB governance and transparency; (C) the financing of the IDB; (D) determinations around which projects to fund or finance; (E) deliberations regarding the involvement or membership of Taiwan in the IDB; and (F) any other modes through which the PRC or PRC companies influence the IDB. (2) A complete list of all projects of the IDB that include financing or funding from the PRC, PRC companies, or PRC trust funds created at the IDB since the PRC joined the IDB as a member country on January 12, 2009, including— (A) the title and identification number of the project; (B) a description of the project; (C) the location of the project; (D) the amount of funding or financing initially allocated for the project; (E) the amount of funding or financing disbursed under the project; (F) a summary of the status of the implementation of the project; and (G) a description of any incidents in which funding or financing for a project has been disbursed, but has not been implemented or completed. (3) A complete list of the projects of the IDB in which PRC companies participate, whether through direct or indirect procurement or other contracting, including— (A) the title and identification number of the project; (B) a description of the project; (C) the location of the project; (D) the amount of funding or financing initially allocated for the project; (E) the amount of funding or financing disbursed under the project