The Russian Federation uses corruption in other states

In order to create and maintain a dependence on the

Russian Federation and on specific Russian government

Officials, entities, and business leaders.

(G) A detailed description of the extent to which

The flow of money described in subparagraph (D)

Contributes to public or private corruption, non-

Transparent or unaccountable government or private

Sector decisionmaking, or the weakening, subversion, or

Undermining of sovereignty, democratic institutions,

Rule of law, or economic or financial systems in each

Of the independent countries of the former Soviet

Union.

(H) A detailed description of the political and

Financial networks and other mechanisms through which

The money described in subparagraph (D) contributes to

The malign effects in the independent countries of the

Former Soviet Union as described in subparagraph (G).

(3) Interagency working group.--The Secretary of State, in

Coordination with the Secretary of the Treasury, shall convene

An interagency working group, including representatives of the

United States intelligence community, to coordinate the

Production of the report required by this subsection,

Prioritize the collection and analysis of intelligence and

Financial information required for such report, and support

Efforts to address the effects of corruption in the Russian

Federation on Russian citizens, the United States, and United

States allies and partners in Europe and Eurasia, including

Increasing public awareness of such issues in the Russian

Federation and other countries.

(4) Authorization of appropriations.--There is authorized

To be appropriated to the Secretary of State for the Bureau of

Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor $2,500,000 for each of

Fiscal years 2015 through 2017 to support the efforts of the

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