Witnesses in Congress: Remote Testimony Without Chair's Discretion
This resolution changes the rules for witness testimony before House of Representatives committees. Previously, witnesses could only testify remotely at the discretion of the committee chair. The new rules remove this restriction, meaning witnesses will have greater flexibility in how they provide testimony. This could make it easier for citizens and experts to share their knowledge with Congress, regardless of their location.
Key points
Witnesses can now testify remotely before Congressional committees without needing the committee chair's discretion.
The change aims to facilitate access to the legislative process for individuals across America, increasing diverse perspectives.
Status:
Expired
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