Federal HB4337 prohibits executive branch personnel from using physical force against Members of Congress conducting oversight activities.

Federal HB4337, known as the Congressional Oversight Access Act, prohibits officers, agents, contractors, or employees of the executive branch from using physical force, detaining, removing, or otherwise physically interfering with Members of Congress who are conducting oversight activities on federally controlled property. This includes activities such as reviewing, monitoring, supervising, investigating, or visiting in their official capacity.

Federal HB4337 prohibits executive branch personnel from using physical force against Members of Congress conducting oversight activities.

Federal HB4337, known as the Congressional Oversight Access Act, prohibits officers, agents, contractors, or employees of the executive branch from using physical force, detaining, removing, or otherwise physically interfering with Members of Congress who are conducting oversight activities on federally controlled property. This includes activities such as reviewing, monitoring, supervising, investigating, or visiting in their official capacity.