For countries certified as hostile to or not conducive for U.S. business. aid can continue if the President determines it is in the national security interest of the United States. However. the determination expires after 6 months unless the President determines its continuation is important to our national security interest. The bill also contains a provision which would allow aid to continue to meet urgent humanitarian needs. including food. medicine. disaster and refugee relief. to support democratic political reform and rule of law activities. to create private sector and nongovernmental organizations that are independent of government control. or to develop a free market economic system. Finally. the bill directs the Commerce Department to establish a corruption hotline. Through this tollfree number.