The Counter SNIPER Act is a rule that says if someone running for President or Vice President asks for security guards and doesn't get them, the people in charge have to explain why. Also, the people giving out the security have to be chosen by the President and agreed upon by the Senate.

The bill wants to make sure that the same rules are used to decide how many Secret Service agents are needed to keep the President, Vice President, and their big-time election competitors safe. It also asks the Secret Service to check how they protect these people and report back on how they could do a better job.

The bill says that the U.S. Secret Service should use the same rules when deciding how many helpers (agents) are needed to keep the President, Vice President, and the important people who want to be President or Vice President safe. It also asks the Secret Service boss to think about how they protect these people and make suggestions to do it better.

The bill is about making sure that the same number of bodyguards are used to protect the President, the Vice President, and the people who are trying to be President or Vice President. It asks the Secret Service to figure out how they protect these people and to think about how they can do it better.