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If congress wishes to expel one of its members what percentage of the members must concur?
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∙ 15y ago
The act of Expulsion is the most serious action a member of Congress can have happen to them. The process begins with the introduction of a resolution to expel. The matter is then taken up by the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct or Select Committee on Ethics. The nature of the offense is investigated and the Committee will hear from witnesses, launch investigations, and call an adjudicatory hearing to determine whether or not the member will be expelled.
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