; or (2) a covered financial instrument held in a qualified blind trust operated on behalf of, or for the benefit of, the Member of Congress or spouse of the Member of Congress. (c) Penalties (1) Disgorgement A Member of Congress shall disgorge to the Treasury of the United States any profit from a transaction or holding involving a covered financial instrument that is conducted in violation of this section. (2) Fines A Member of Congress who holds or conducts a transaction involving, or whose spouse holds or conducts a transaction involving, a covered financial instrument in violation of this section may be subject to a civil fine assessed by the supervising ethics committee under section 13164. 13163. Certification of compliance (a) In general Not less frequently than annually, each Member of Congress shall submit to the applicable supervising ethics committee a written certification that the Member of Congress has achieved compliance with the requirements of this subchapter. (b) Publication The supervising ethics committees shall publish each certification submitted under subsection (a) on a publicly available website. 13164. Authority of supervising ethics committees (a) In general The supervising ethics committees may implement and enforce the requirements of this subchapter, including by— (1) issuing— (A) for Members of Congress— (i) rules governing that implementation; and (ii) 1 or more reasonable extensions to achieve compliance with this subchapter, if the supervising ethics committee determines that a Member of Congress is making a good faith effort to divest any covered financial instruments; and (B) guidance relating to covered financial instruments; (2) publishing on the internet certifications submitted by Members of Congress under section 13163(a)