A censure recommendation in the U.S. House of Representatives, if adopted by a majority vote, results in the formal reprimand of a member through the adoption of a resolution. The member is required to stand in the well of the House while the resolution is read aloud, and their name is recorded in the Congressional Record. This is a disciplinary action under House Rule XI, Clause 1, and carries no legal penalty but constitutes the highest form of formal rebuke short of expulsion.
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