This bill establishes an independent National Security Commission on Quantum Computing within the executive branch, tasked with conducting a comprehensive review of quantum computing advancements. The Commission's core mission is to identify methods and means necessary for the United States to advance its quantum computing capabilities to address national security needs, including economic risks and Department of Defense requirements. The review's scope is extensive, covering the nation's competitiveness , strategies for maintaining a technological advantage , and international developments in quantum computing. It will also consider fostering research investments, developing the necessary workforce and education incentives , and analyzing risks associated with military applications and ethical considerations. Composed of 11 members appointed by the Secretary of Defense and congressional Armed Services Committee leadership, the Commission is mandated to submit an initial report within 180 days and a comprehensive report annually thereafter. Funded with up to $10 million from the Department of Defense, the Commission will provide its findings and recommendations to the President and Congress before its termination on October 1, 2030.