Information access and agency reporting

(a) Access to information The Select Committee may request and receive from the President and the heads of Federal departments and agencies information, documents, reports, and briefings relevant to matters within its jurisdiction, consistent with applicable law and Senate rules. (b) Agency reporting The Select Committee may request that the heads of relevant Federal departments and agencies provide periodic reports or briefings concerning— (1) significant developments in artificial intelligence capabilities, deployment, and emerging risks; (2) the development, procurement, and use of artificial intelligence by Federal departments and agencies; (3) significant artificial intelligence-related threats to national security, cybersecurity, critical infrastructure, or public safety; (4) Federal activities relating to artificial intelligence testing, evaluation, standards, and oversight; and (5) such other matters relating to artificial intelligence as the Select Committee considers appropriate. (c) Access by members Each member of the Select Committee shall have access to information, records, reports, and other materials obtained by the Select Committee in the course of carrying out its responsibilities, subject to applicable law, Senate rules, and requirements governing the protection of classified or otherwise sensitive information. (d) Coordination with other committees The Select Committee may consult and coordinate with standing and select committees of the Senate— (1) on matters relating to artificial intelligence that fall within their respective jurisdictions, including through joint hearings, briefings, and the exchange of information, consistent with applicable Senate rules; and (2) in obtaining and reviewing information relevant to matters within their respective jurisdictions, consistent with applicable Senate rules and requirements governing the protection of classified or otherwise sensitive information.