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Press Release·House Committee on Ethicsother

Statement of the Committee on Ethics Regarding Sexual Misconduct and Workplace Rights

Published April 20, 20262 pages
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Briefing

The House Committee on Ethics issued a statement reaffirming zero tolerance for sexual misconduct and describing its history and practices for handling allegations by Members and staff. The Committee explains it publicly releases findings when misconduct is substantiated, prioritizes witness confidentiality, and notes other reporting avenues such as OCWR and OEA. The statement also references the 2018 CAA Reform Act requirement for referrals related to reimbursements and publication of sexual harassment awards or settlements.

Allegations

  • [high]Allegations of sexual misconduct by Members of the House, ranging from criminal sexual activity to conduct implicating civil employment discrimination laws and other standards of conduct.
  • [medium]Members investigated for their handling of allegations of sexual misconduct by their senior staff.

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