The House Resolution amends Rule 90(b) of the House Rules concerning the House Ethics Panel, emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct among members of the House of Representatives and staff. It establishes clear standards for ethical behavior, requiring members to comply with the law and submit a disclosure form detailing their affiliations and employment. The resolution also outlines the responsibilities of the House Ethics Panel, which is to be appointed at the beginning of each biennium and will consist of five members. The Panel is tasked with advising members on ethical standards, investigating complaints of violations, and maintaining confidentiality regarding the details of investigations.

Additionally, the resolution stipulates that the Ethics Panel can issue subpoenas, recommend disciplinary actions for ethical violations, and must provide annual reports on the complaints received and their outcomes. It also includes provisions to protect individuals from retaliation for reporting or cooperating in investigations of ethics violations. Overall, the resolution aims to enhance transparency and accountability within the House of Representatives, thereby promoting public confidence in its integrity.