Directing the Committee on Ethics of the House of Representatives to carry out a pilot program under which the leadership of the House shall utilize body-worn cameras and ensure that the cameras are activated while carrying out official leadership business.

Bill 117 HRES 636, also known as the "Body-Worn Camera Pilot Program for House Leadership Act," directs the Committee on Ethics of the House of Representatives to implement a pilot program. This program requires the leadership of the House to use body-worn cameras and ensure that the cameras are activated while conducting official leadership duties.

The purpose of this pilot program is to increase transparency and accountability within the House of Representatives by providing a visual record of the actions and interactions of House leadership. By utilizing body-worn cameras, the public will have access to footage that can help ensure that House leadership is acting in accordance with ethical standards and conducting official business in a professional manner.

The pilot program will allow for the testing and evaluation of the effectiveness of body-worn cameras in promoting transparency and accountability within the House of Representatives. The Committee on Ethics will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of the program and evaluating its impact on the conduct of House leadership. Overall, Bill 117 HRES 636 aims to enhance public trust in the House of Representatives by implementing a pilot program that utilizes body-worn cameras to monitor the actions of House leadership while carrying out official duties.