Directing the Committee on Ethics to preserve and publicly release records relating to monetary settlements involving acts of sexual harassment.

The resolution directs the Committee on Ethics and the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights to compile and publicly release information about monetary settlements involving sexual harassment within 60 days of adoption. Specifically, the committees must create a consolidated list showing each Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner who was subject to a review or investigation involving sexual harassment violations or sexual abuse that resulted in taxpayer-funded payments, along with the total amount paid in each case. The resolution also requires disclosure of aggregate totals for all settlements involving House employees' sexual harassment or sexual abuse, as well as aggregate totals for non-sexual-harassment settlements involving both Members and House employees.

The practical effect is to make publicly available detailed financial information about sexual harassment-related settlements involving current and former Members and House staff. Any settlement is counted as involving sexual harassment if that conduct was any component of the matter, regardless of whether other claims were also part of the resolution. The requirement applies to all past and ongoing reviews and investigations that the two bodies have handled, creating a single searchable record that identifies individuals by name along with the dollar amounts associated with their cases, while also providing overall spending figures to show the aggregate scope of such payouts.