Accountability representative act

Proposal for Congressional Accountability and Transparency

Title: “Accountable Representation Act”

Purpose: To establish a committee ensuring congressional accountability, transparency, and responsible governance.

I. Establishment of Oversight Committee

  • Create a bipartisan “Congressional Accountability Committee” (CAC) to oversee representatives and senators.
  • CAC composition: 12 members (6 House, 6 Senate), evenly divided between parties.

II. Responsibilities

  • Investigate allegations of constitutional rights violations, ethics breaches, and abuse of power.
  • Determine salary raises or reductions based on performance.
  • Conduct regular reviews of congressional actions.

III. Bill Review and Transparency

  • Require thorough review and discussion of bills before voting.
  • Mandate transparent, publicly accessible bill language and amendments.
  • Prohibit “surprise” or unread bills.

IV. Enforcement Measures

  • Impose penalties for non-compliance with CAC recommendations.
  • Provide whistleblower protections.

V. Public Engagement

  • Regular town halls and public forums.
  • Online platform for citizens to track legislation and provide feedback.

VI. Term Limits

  • Establish term limits for congressional members.

VII. Effective Date

  • This Act takes effect immediately upon passage.

VIII. Amendments

  • This Act may be amended by a 2/3 majority vote in both Houses.

IX. Repeal

  • This Act may be repealed by a 2/3 majority vote in both Houses.

X. Implementation

  • Congressional Accountability Committee established within 60 days.
  • Rules and procedures implemented within 120 days.

RESOLUTION

Be it resolved that the “Accountable Representation Act” is hereby proposed to promote accountability, transparency, and responsible governance in the United States Congress.

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Committee s are like one that makes me mad as hell, we watched over the last few years all the committees, all the investigations of people as well problem, with out any resolution, to me this is a wast of tax payers money as well the governments time.
If all these committee are just doing the investigations to make us the people happy it was not the time, yes at first we all was happy that finally some noticed and started a committee to investigate, for the first year a lot of information came out, that gave us hope that this would be over soon, nope another year of investigate that something, then another year, to this day I have not heard of any resolution but a lot of information showing crimes wrongdoings deceiving treason you name it just about everything came out and yet still no resolution.
That’s been a wast of time and money not end result so if there going to be committees there needs to have a time limit or when a major criminal act has been found out, then it goes to prosecuting, if no major criminal act found but wrong doing them consequences follows all this should some kind of time limit for the resolution and. To be drug on for years like now all the investigations going on, there one end result for instance the hunter biding case where there something about court but nothing after that, this sweeping stuff under the rug has to stop, where is there accountability for what they did wrong if it’s swept under rug for who they are or public embarrassment, the only saying if you can’t do the time don’t do the crime.
So either abolish committees all together or demand a result after a time period

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Perhaps failure to prosecute known crimes could be considered aiding and abbetting, making anyone in a position of responsibility and power accessories to those crimes.