It is Congress' responsibility and obligation to ensure that strong and appropriate measures are put in place so that trusted personnel are held accountable to the highest standard of conduct.
Yvette Clarke: “It is Congress' responsibility and obligation to ensure that strong and appropriate measures are put in place so that…”
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Clarke asserts Congress must enforce accountability for those in trusted positions.
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