Section 1 Prohibition on receipt of classified information by Senators charged with certain criminal offenses
Definitions— In this section—
the term covered criminal offense means a criminal offense under Federal law relating to—
the unlawful disclosure or improper handling of classified information;
acting as a foreign agent; or
compromising the national security of the United States; and
the term period a Senator is charged with a covered criminal offense means the period—
beginning on the date on which an indictment or information is filed charging a Senator with 1 or more covered criminal offenses; and
ending on the date on which, for each such covered criminal offense—
the charge for the covered criminal offense is dismissed; or
the Senator is found not guilty of the covered criminal offense.
Prohibitions— Except as provided in subsection (c), during a period a Senator is charged with a covered criminal offense—
the Senator may not receive any classified information, including classified information received as a part of information provided to the personal office of the Senator, to a committee of the Senate or of Congress, or through a briefing of Senators;
the Senator may not serve as a member of any committee of the Senate or of Congress;
the Senator may not submit a congressionally directed spending request for any appropriation bill or other legislation;
it shall not be in order to include an item of congressionally directed spending requested by the Senator in any appropriation bill or other legislation; and
the Senator may not obligate official funds for any international travel.
Waiver— Subsection (b) may be waived with respect to a Senator upon an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the Members of the Senate, duly chosen and sworn.