Congressional Oversight and Agency Access Act allows Members of Congress and their staff access to federal buildings.
The Congressional Oversight and Agency Access Act ensures Members of Congress and their staff can access federal buildings during regular business hours. Members must present congressional identification, and staff must be accompanied by their Member and carry a valid identification badge. Access is granted within 24 hours outside regular hours and immediately during public meetings. Security clearances are required for certain areas, and access is permitted if the Member is on a relevant committee or has committee chair consent.
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