Requiring the House of Representatives to convene and hold recorded quorum calls during a Government shutdown, and for other purposes.

Ensuring House Activity: The Speaker of the House is required to convene a meeting on each day a Government shutdown is in effect, which limits the ability of the House to adjourn or recess for more than two consecutive days unless certain conditions are met (Section 1).

Increased Accountability through Presence: The requirement for one or more recorded quorum calls where Members must record their presence via an electronic device ensures that Members are documented as being in session during a shutdown (Section 2(a)).

Transparency of Violations: If a fine is imposed, the Sergeant-at-Arms must provide written notification that includes findings of the violation, and the chair of the Committee on Ethics must make such notification publicly available (Section 2(b)(1)(C)).

Financial Penalties for Members: Members may face fines of $500 for a first offense and $2,500 for subsequent offenses if they fail to record their presence on a quorum call for two or more consecutive days (Section 2(b)(1)(B)).

Mandatory Salary Deductions: If a fine is not paid within a 90-calendar day period, the Chief Administrative Officer is authorized to deduct the fine amount from the Member's net salary (Section 2(b)(3)(A)).

Restrictions on Fund Usage: Members are prohibited from using campaign funds or official funds, including the Members' Representational Allowance, to pay these fines (Section 2(b)(4)).