Title 2 › Chapter 47— CONGRESSIONAL ETHICS › Subchapter III— SENATE › § 4723
The Senate Select Committee on Ethics must send a yearly report by January 31. The report must give counts of complaints and how they were handled: how many complaints were received (including ones from a Senator or committee staff); how many were dismissed because the committee had no authority or because, even if true, no rule would be broken; how many lacked enough factual detail; how many led to a preliminary inquiry; how many went to a formal adjudicatory review; how many were dismissed as without substantial merit; how many private or public letters of admonition were issued; how many led to disciplinary sanctions; and any other information the committee thinks describes its work that year.
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2 U.S.C. § 4723
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Apr 3, 2026
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