The bill helps states teach police officers to be fair and calm in tough situations and says independent people should check when police use too much force, to make sure everything is handled fairly. States that follow these rules can get money to help them train their police officers better.

H. R. 9246 is a plan to give money to states that make police officers go through special training to be more understanding and fair, especially when dealing with different kinds of people. It also says that if a police officer uses a lot of force, an outsider should look into what happened to make sure everything is fair.

H. RES. 1339 is a paper from the U.S. Congress that talks about a man named Father Stan who worked to help people and was treated unfairly in India. It asks for a fair look into what happened to him and reminds people everywhere that it's important to let everyone speak freely and keep helpers safe.

H.R. 10326 is about making sports safer for athletes by improving how the United States Center for SafeSport teaches and handles problems related to abuse. It also involves giving money to make sure athletes are protected and means the Center has to be fair and tell Congress how it's doing.