Title 2 › CHAPTER 47 — CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS › SUBCHAPTER III — SENATE › § 4723
The Select Committee on Ethics must send an annual report by January 31. The report must give counts of complaints the committee got, including how many came from a Senator or the committee’s staff; how many were dismissed because the committee had no authority or because, even if true, the complaint would not break Senate rules; and how many were dropped for not giving enough factual detail. The report must also say how many complaints led to an initial inquiry, how many went to a formal review, how many were dismissed as lacking substantial merit, how many private or public warnings were issued, how many cases resulted in disciplinary sanctions, and any other information the committee thinks is useful about its work that year.
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2 U.S.C. § 4723
Title 2, The Congress
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Aug 21, 2026
Release point: 119-102