The Committee on Ethics has announced the establishment of an Investigative Subcommittee to determine whether Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick violated any laws or standards of conduct in the performance of her duties. The Subcommittee will focus on allegations related to campaign finance, failure to disclose required information, and acceptance of voluntary services from an individual not employed in her congressional office.

According to the Committee's statement, the decision to form the Investigative Subcommittee was unanimous. The Honorable Andrew R. Garbarino will serve as the Chair, and the Honorable Chrissy Houlahan will be the Ranking Member. The Subcommittee will also include the Honorable Cliff Bentz and the Honorable Troy A. Carter.

The Committee emphasizes that the establishment of the Investigative Subcommittee does not imply that any violation has occurred. The decision to proceed with an investigation was made following a referral from the Office of Congressional Ethics.

As per Committee rules, no further public comments will be made on the matter at this time. Additionally, no documents related to the investigation will be released.

The Committee on Ethics is taking this matter seriously and aims to uphold the integrity and ethical standards of the House of Representatives. The investigation will be conducted diligently and thoroughly, with the goal of ensuring transparency and accountability.

Representative Cherfilus-McCormick has not yet issued a statement in response to the Committee's decision.

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