A resolution relating to S. Res. 60.

Makes it the sense of the Senate that the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, under S. Res. 60, 93d Congress, had and has authority to subpena the President, who is an "officer" of the United States amendable to subpena under S. Res. 60, to obtain certain information relating to possible improper, illegal, or unethical conduct in connection with his candidacy for the Presidency in 1972. States that the Senate approves and ratifies the Committee's action in regard to its subpenas.

Makes it the sense of the Senate that the Committee and its members were and are fully empowered by applicable custom and law, including S. Res. 262, 70th Congress, to sue to enforce that Committee's subpenas and that the Senate approved and ratifies the initiation and prosecution of this litigation.

Makes it the sense of the Senate that the Committee and its members, in subpenaing and bringing a civil action to enforce its subpenas, were and are acting in furtherance of valid legislative purposes.