HR 10355 United States House · 118th Congress

Secret Service Recording Accountability Act of 2024

This bill requires the Secret Service to record all communications between agents protecting individuals entitled to Secret Service protection. It mandates that recordings be deleted after 90 days unless a specific congressional committee requests longer retention (up to 18 months). In cases of attempted or actual harm to a protected person, the Secret Service must provide recordings to four designated committees: House and Senate Appropriations, Judiciary, Oversight, and Homeland Security committees. The law directly affects Secret Service operations during protective assignments and establishes clear retention and disclosure rules for communications.
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Introduced Dec 11, 2024 Last action Dec 11, 2024
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