Directs the Office of Congressional Conduct to establish standards for mental capacity of House members.
The bill mandates the Office of Congressional Conduct to develop standards for conduct related to significant and irreversible cognitive impairment in House members. It requires the Office to consult with relevant offices and outside experts. The Committee on Ethics must then draft and make public guidance for House employees to confidentially report concerns about members' mental capacity. The Office must submit a report on the developed standard to the Committee on Ethics, which will issue the final standard within 90 days.
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