; (C) the subject matter, nature, or contents of research, analysis or any information published or disseminated to officials of the United States Federal Government, the media, or the public; or (D) any other condition or expectation regarding either the ability of the foreign principal to review in advance, approve, veto, or modify budgets, programs, events, or presentations, or the contents of information or materials to be published or disseminated. 3. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) Think tanks have provided Congress and the executive branch with a wealth of research and scholarship that largely has benefitted the public in the United States by improving the drafting, enactment, and enforcement of policy in the United States. (2) There is broad bipartisan agreement that think tanks possess enormous influence on the passage and enforcement of policies, particularly those that relate to foreign policy. (3) In recent years, foreign funding of think tanks has increased substantially. (4) Congress, the executive branch, and especially the people of the United States have a right to— (A) know which think tanks receive foreign funds