This resolution would establish a 13-member House select committee to investigate President Biden’s cognitive and physical health, his cancer diagnosis, and whether information about them was concealed from the public. The committee would also examine the use of an autopen for presidential acts, evidence related to Special Counsel Robert Hur, the handling of classified documents, and the roles of named people and media outlets. It could hold public hearings, issue subpoenas, and study related intelligence sources and methods. Reports and recommendations would be due by December 31, 2025. The committee would end 30 days after filing its final report. The resolution was referred to the House Committee on Rules.
The resolution would not directly change services or benefits for the public. The committee could hold public hearings and send its findings and recommendations to the House.
The resolution does not specify a dollar amount. It provides for committee staff and allows the committee to request federal agency personnel without reimbursement.
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