HR 6954 United States House · 119th Congress

January 6th Truth and Transparency Act

HR 6954, the January 6th Truth and Transparency Act, requires the Congressional Research Service to issue regular reports tracking individuals pardoned for January 6, 2021, Capitol-related offenses under Presidential Proclamation 10887. The reports, submitted every 180 days starting 60 days after enactment, must list pardoned individuals and document any subsequent arrests, convictions, or law enforcement encounters involving force. These reports will be made publicly available on the Library of Congress website and provided to specific congressional committees, including House Administration and Senate Rules committees. The bill directly affects those granted pardons under the specified proclamation by establishing a transparency mechanism to monitor their post-pardon conduct.
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