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WASHINGTON – Committee on House Administration Chairman Gregg Harper (R-Miss.) adopted regulations implementing H.Res.630, the requirements that each Member, Officer, employee, including intern, fellow, and detailee, of the House of Representatives complete

As part of the Committee's extensive review, Chairman Harper received additional information on the statistics of settlements and awards from the Office of Compliance

Chairman Harper held a hearing as part of the Committee’s review of harassment and discrimination in the congressional workplace

As part of the Committee's extensive review, Chairman Harper requested additional information on the statistics of settlements and awards from the Office of Compliance

WASHINGTON - Today, the House of Representatives unanimously passed H.Res. 630, a Resolution requiring all Members and staff to complete mandatory anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training during each session of Congress.

Committee on House Administration to hold next hearing examining Congressional Accountability Act on December 7

Chairman Harper said: Today’s hearing was the very first step in our extensive review of the resources available to assist our Members and staff in regard to sexual harassment awareness and reporting. This is not a partisan issue. We are committed to creating a secure and safe workplace for our Members, their staff, and everyone employed by Congress.

Chairman Harper announced his intention to hold a hearing as part of the Committee’s review of the U.S. House of Representatives’ existing training, policies, and mechanisms in place to guard against and report sexual harassment.