HRES1237119th CongressWALLET

STOP Resolution

Sponsored By: Representative Fallon, Pat [R-TX-4]

Introduced

Summary

Mandatory counterintelligence and classified-information training for House Members and staff. This resolution would require the Committee on House Administration to create training within 90 days and the Sergeant-at-Arms to run it, with specific completion deadlines and access limits tied to certificates.

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  • Members who get access to classified information would have to finish the training and file a certificate within 90 days after the program is in operation for a Congress, and they could not access classified materials until they do.
  • Officers and employees who hold a security clearance would have to complete training within 90 days of starting their House role, and they would not be eligible for classified access until 180 days after filing their certificate.
  • Individuals in House fellowship programs and detailees would be treated as House employees for this rule, with some alternative deadlines for fellows and late arrivals.
  • The Committee on House Administration would consider extra compliance tools and the resolution sets a special 90-day completion timeline for the 119th Congress.

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Mandatory House counterintelligence training

This resolution would require covered House Members (including Delegates and Resident Commissioners), officers, and employees who get access to classified information to take counterintelligence and classified-information protection training each Congress. The Committee on House Administration would have to issue implementing regulations within 90 days after adoption. The Sergeant‑at‑Arms would administer the training. Fellows and detailees would be treated as House employees. People serving when the program is certified would generally have 90 days to finish. New Members would have 90 days after they first join. The Committee could set alternative deadlines for short‑term fellows or those joining near a Congress end. If a person already finished the course in Committee new‑Member orientation, they would not need to repeat it that Congress. For the One Hundred Nineteenth Congress, those serving when the program is certified would have 90 days after adoption. If someone misses the deadlines, a Member would not be granted access to classified information until they complete the training and file a certificate. An officer or employee would not be granted access until 180 days after they complete the training and file a certificate. The Committee would consider additional ways to enforce compliance.

Sponsors & CoSponsors

Sponsor

Fallon, Pat [R-TX-4]

TX • R

Cosponsors

  • Crawford

    AR • R

    Sponsored 4/30/2026

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