; (B) section 455; or (C) any other applicable provision of Federal law; or (2) has otherwise engaged in conduct that undermines the integrity of the Supreme Court of the United States. (b) Judicial investigation panel (1) In general Upon receipt or identification of a complaint under subsection (a), the Supreme Court of the United States shall refer such complaint to a judicial investigation panel, which shall be composed of a panel of 5 judges selected randomly from among the chief judge of each circuit of the United States. (2) Duties The judicial investigation panel shall— (A) review and, if appropriate as determined by the panel, investigate all complaints submitted to the panel using procedures established by the panel and modeled after the procedures set forth in sections 351 through 364; (B) present to the Supreme Court of the United States any findings and recommendations for necessary and appropriate action by the Supreme Court, including dismissal of the complaint, disciplinary actions, or changes to Supreme Court rules or procedures; (C) if the panel does not recommend dismissal of the complaint, not later than 30 days following the presentation of any findings and recommendations under this paragraph, publish a report containing such findings and recommendations