This resolution tells the House Ethics Committee — the group that investigates misconduct by members of Congress — to hold onto all its records about past sexual harassment or sexual assault cases involving House members, rather than letting that paperwork disappear or get destroyed. It also requires the committee to make the findings, conclusions, and supporting documents from those investigations public within 60 days, so voters can see what happened. Names and identifying details of victims and witnesses would be blacked out to protect their privacy, but the outcomes of the cases themselves would become part of the public record.