Did Biden approve the US Strategic Competition Act of 202 1?

According to relevant information, the US 202 1 Strategic Competition Act was approved by Biden, but it was not passed. Biden is the 46th president of the United States. Since the US "20021Strategic Competition Act" was put forward, it was first passed by the Foreign Relations Committee of the US Senate, and then the Biden administration was required to adopt a comprehensive "strategic competition" policy towards China. The bill is only to protect and promote the "important interests and values" of the United States. The bill is likely to be passed by both houses of Congress and approved by the President to become law, but it has been controversial so far and has not been formally approved. As of 2022 this year, the US Senate and House of Representatives have introduced different versions of the American Competition Act of 2022, which have been upgraded on the original basis. The upgraded version of the bill is also controversial. Later, on August 9, 2022, US President Biden signed the Chip and Science Act of 2022. Therefore, the US Strategic Competition Act of 202 1 was not approved by Biden.