Expressing the sense of Congress that the United States should resume normal diplomatic relations with Taiwan, negotiate a bilateral free trade agreement with Taiwan, and support Taiwans membership in international organizations.

Recognition of Democracy: Under section (2)(A), Congress states that the President should adopt a policy recognizing Taiwan as an independent country, and section (1) commends the people of Taiwan for their commitment to democracy, civil liberties, and human rights. This could be viewed as positive because it supports a democratic society.

Diplomatic Relations: Under section (2)(B) and section (2)(C), the text recommends normalizing diplomatic relations, exchanging ambassadors, and removing agency guidelines that restrict communication between U.S. and Taiwanese officials. This could be considered positive as it encourages open communication and official ties between the two governments.

Trade Opportunities: Under section (2)(D), the resolution suggests that the United States Trade Representative should start formal negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement with Taiwan. This might be seen as positive for individuals and businesses by potentially opening up economic opportunities.

International Inclusion: Under section (2)(E), the text advises U.S. officials to advocate for Taiwan's full membership in the United Nations and other international organizations. This could be considered positive by giving Taiwan a voice in global organizations.