; (D) includes a list of WTO members that— (i) self-declare as developing country WTO members; (ii) meet the World Bank classification for upper middle-income or high-income countries; and (iii) (I) are members of, or applicants to, the OECD; or (II) account for not less than 0.5 percent of global merchandise trade annually for each of the most recently completed 5 calendar years; and (E) describes how the WTO provides different treatment or standards for enforcement based on the self-declared development status of the WTO members. (2) Sense of Congress on mechanisms for changing special and differential treatment at the World Trade Organization It is the sense of Congress that the United States Trade Representative, in consultation with allies and partners of the United States, should— (A) oppose the use of special and differential treatment by the People’s Republic of China at the WTO; (B) work to preclude the People’s Republic of China from being eligible to use special and differential treatment in future WTO agreements