Requesting the President to furnish to the House of Representatives certain documents concerning the response of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to allegations of criminal conduct in the White House travel office.

Requests the President to provide to the House of Representatives certain documents related to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) examination of allegations of criminal conduct in the White House travel office, including documents concerning: (1) authorization of the Associate Counsel to the President, William Kennedy, to initiate the examination; (2) the decision to retain the accounting firm of KPMG Peat Marwick to audit the travel office; (3) the FBI's decision to investigate the travel office; (4) actions taken against the travel office employees and their current status; (5) involvement of the FBI's Inspector in Charge of the Office of Public and Congressional Affairs, John Collingwood, in the investigation; (6) the press statement issued to confirm that the investigation was underway; (7) any interest of workers on, and contributors to, the President's campaign in, respectively, assuming control of, or obtaining contracts with, the travel office; (8) the employment of Penny Sample in the travel office, the employment status of Harry Thomason, and conflict of interest considerations; and (9) any consideration of the appointment of the Director of the FBI, William Sessions, to other Federal positions and any determination regarding his tenure as Director.