U.S. taxpayers would be affected as their tax dollars would no longer be used to fund the United Nations Human Rights Council, potentially saving federal money. The Secretary of State would be directly affected by being given the responsibility to implement these funding prohibitions, requiring them to calculate and withhold specific amounts from the overall U.S. contribution to the United Nations.

The United Nations Human Rights Council itself would be directly affected by losing financial support from the United States. This could impact its operational budget and ability to carry out its functions, potentially reducing its overall resources for human rights initiatives and investigations globally.