Directing the Office of Congressional Conduct to establish standards of conduct related to mental capacity of members of the House of Representatives.

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

Democrat · WA · Representative

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Referred to the House Committee on Ethics.

2026-03-04

Source: Congress.gov

The bill would require the Office of Congressional Conduct to create official rules about what happens when House members may have mental or cognitive problems that affect their ability to do their job. These standards would establish a process for addressing concerns about a member's mental fitness to serve, affecting how Congress handles situations where a representative's mental capacity is questioned. The proposal aims to give Congress a clear, formal procedure rather than leaving such sensitive matters unaddressed.

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