The resolution would create a 13-member House select committee to investigate allegations that President Biden’s cognitive decline was concealed and to examine who carried out presidential duties. The committee could review government and outside investigations, issue subpoenas, and study information held by intelligence agencies. It would submit a final report by September 25, 2026, and make completed reports and proposals publicly available within 10 days. The committee would have no authority to take legislative action and would end 30 days after filing its final report.
The resolution does not set out new requirements for individuals. It calls for the committee’s completed reports and proposals to be made available to the public.
The committee’s expenses would be paid from applicable House accounts. The resolution does not specify an amount. No publicly available information.
The resolution says Congress has an institutional interest in examining whether a President can carry out the office’s duties. It describes investigating the allegations and recommending corrective measures as the committee’s purposes.
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