Federal SB5228 amends the Revised Statutes to debar individuals from federal employment if they refuse to answer questions or are convicted of.

Federal SB5228, known as the STOP the SWAMP Act, amends the Revised Statutes to debar individuals from federal employment if they refuse to answer questions or are convicted of perjury before either House of Congress. The bill specifies that such individuals will face fines, imprisonment, and removal from the civil service. It also outlines procedures for rescinding salary funds for federal employees who violate these provisions. The bill includes provisions for judicial review of debarment decisions.

Federal SB5228 amends the Revised Statutes to debar individuals from federal employment if they refuse to answer questions or are convicted of.

Federal SB5228, known as the STOP the SWAMP Act, amends the Revised Statutes to debar individuals from federal employment if they refuse to answer questions or are convicted of perjury before either House of Congress. The bill specifies that such individuals will face fines, imprisonment, and removal from the civil service. It also outlines procedures for rescinding salary funds for federal employees who violate these provisions. The bill includes provisions for judicial review of debarment decisions.