Declares that transparency is essential to government accountability and states that sexual harassment and unwelcome sexual advances by Members, Delegates, or Resident Commissioners violate House rules and harm the safety, dignity, and integrity of House proceedings. The resolution documents findings about the impact of such misconduct and emphasizes the importance of openness in addressing it. The text is limited to findings about transparency and the effects of misconduct; it does not create new penalties, change rules, or allocate funds. It frames the issue for the House and signals a normative stance in favor of transparency and protection from harassment within the legislative branch.