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119TH CONGRESS · UPDATED 10:23 PM ET
HOUSESELECT COMMITTEE · SINCE 1975SINCE 1975

House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence

Oversees the CIA, the Director of National Intelligence and the intelligence work of other agencies, including the military. It writes the yearly bill that authorizes intelligence funding and gets annual reports from intelligence leaders.

Oversees the CIA and the rest of the intelligence community and writes the yearly bill that authorizes their funding.

WHAT IT DECIDES
The CIAIntelligence funding billMilitary intelligenceNational Security AgencySources and methods
The CIAIntelligence funding billMilitary intelligenceNational Security AgencySources and methods
ITS RECORD THIS CONGRESS

69 bills sent here. 5 came out.69 bills in. 5 came out.

7.2% CAME OUT · HOUSE AVERAGE 10%
REFERRED69
CAME OUT7.2%5
PASSED THE HOUSE60%3
BECAME LAW33%1

7.2% came out, against a House average of 10%.

REFERRED
69
THIS CONGRESS
CAME OUT
5
7.2% OF PREVIOUS
PASSED THE HOUSE
3
60% OF PREVIOUS
BECAME LAW
1
33% OF PREVIOUS

Bills can be sent to more than one committee. “Came out” means this committee voted to report it or was discharged from it, or the full House passed it.

BILLS WAITING HERE · 63

What the chair hasn’t taken up yetNot taken up yet

H.R. 10592 · SENT SEP 241 COSPONSORSH.R. 10592SENT SEP 24Fentanyl Sanctions Reauthorization Act of 2026TL;DR Federal law uses sanctions as a tool related to fentanyl. This bill would extend the Fentanyl Sanctions Act’s authorization to December 31, 2033, replacing its current end-date rule.Brittany PettersenD-CO-7Brittany PettersenD-CO-71 COSPONSORH.R. 10502 · SENT SEP 172 COSPONSORSH.R. 10502SENT SEP 17Require report on AI use under FISA Section 702TL;DR The bill concerns how artificial intelligence is used in intelligence work under Section 702 of FISA. It would require the Director of National Intelligence to report to Congress on that use, including safeguards, relevant court submissions, and the types of AI models involved. The report could include a classified annex.Addison P. McDowellR-NC-6Addison P. McDowellR-NC-62 COSPONSORSH.R. 9821 · SENT JUL 210 COSPONSORSH.R. 9821SENT JUL 21Shared Values ActTL;DR Federal policy covers programs ranging from local food and health services to taxes and government operations. The Shared Values Act would change rules and funding across those areas, including support for nursing programs and farmers' markets, continued CDC climate-health work, and new requirements for agencies and some state grant recipients. It would also address veterans' contraceptive supplies, family leave, and other topics.Lauren UnderwoodD-IL-14Lauren UnderwoodD-IL-140 COSPONSORSH.R. 9760 · SENT JUL 162 COSPONSORSH.R. 9760SENT JUL 16National Coordination on Adaptation and Resilience for Security Act of 2026TL;DR Preparing for natural hazards means reducing damage to communities, infrastructure, and other assets and helping them recover. The proposal would place a National Security Council employee in charge of coordinating federal resilience work. It would also require a national strategy, create a council of partners, and provide a central source of federal resilience information and assistance.Scott H. PetersD-CA-50Scott H. PetersD-CA-502 COSPONSORSH.R. 9660 · SENT JUL 130 COSPONSORSH.R. 9660SENT JUL 13No Hostile ONLOOKERS ActTL;DR National Laboratories can do research, development, and technical support for intelligence community elements. The bill would bar those elements from funding such work at labs that allow specified visitors or assignees from countries of risk to access lab premises, information, or technology. An agency head could waive the restriction for certain work after certifying it is not at risk of specified foreign collection.Claudia TenneyR-NY-24Claudia TenneyR-NY-240 COSPONSORS
MEMBERS · 27

In seniority order, so you can see who’s next in lineBy seniority, so you see who’s next in line

5 LEAVING AFTER THIS CONGRESS
WHAT IT HANDLES

Military and national security first, then government operations

POLICY AREA OF THE 69 BILLS SENT HERE
SUBCOMMITTEES · 6

Where the detailed work happens

CURRENT SUBCOMMITTEES ONLY
HEARINGS AND MARKUPS

When it meets

30
hearings this Congress
3
markups

Includes the 6 subcommittees. A markup is where members amend a bill and vote to send it to the floor.

Nothing scheduled yet. Committees post meetings about a week ahead.

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