The Senate Resolution introduced by Senators Boscola, Haywood, Kearney, Kane, Pennycuick, Pisciottano, Costa, and Dush on January 23, 2026, urges the United States Congress to advance and enact the Restore Trust in Congress Act. This bipartisan legislation aims to prohibit members of Congress and their immediate family members from engaging in stock trading, addressing public concerns about insider trading and conflicts of interest that undermine trust in government. The resolution highlights the importance of ensuring that elected officials act in the public interest rather than for personal financial gain, especially in light of recent stock market volatility and reports of members benefiting from nonpublic policy information.

The resolution emphasizes the need for transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct among federal lawmakers, reflecting a growing consensus across political lines that members of Congress should adhere to the highest ethical standards. It calls for timely action from Congress to consider legislation that addresses insider trading and conflicts of interest, reaffirming Pennsylvania's commitment to ethical governance. The resolution also mandates that copies be sent to key federal officials, including the President and members of Congress from Pennsylvania, to advocate for the proposed changes.