Federal prison employees, including correctional officers, sometimes face sexual harassment or sexual assault from the people incarcerated in their facilities. The bill directs the Department of Justice, the part of the federal government that runs federal law enforcement and oversees the federal prison system, to create nationwide standards for preventing, reducing, and punishing this kind of misconduct when it is aimed at prison staff. It also requires the Bureau of Prisons, the DOJ agency that operates federal prisons, to fully carry out the recommendations in an earlier report by the Justice Department's Inspector General, an internal watchdog office that reviews how the department is doing its work. That report examined how the Bureau of Prisons has handled sexual harassment and assault committed by inmates against staff. The summary does not spell out what those standards or recommendations will contain, so the specific changes for staff and inmates would depend on how they are written and put into practice.