; (iii) a Member of Congress or any staff member of a Member of Congress shall review the materials in a congressional office; and (iv) a Member of Congress or any staff member of a Member of Congress shall keep the materials in their physical custody when reviewing them and keep the materials in the safe of the chief clerk of the relevant committee when not reviewing the materials. (6) Standing Any Member of Congress who makes a request for ethics-related information from the Board or a Federal reserve bank under section 552 of title 5, United States Code, has standing to file in the appropriate district court of the United States an action to enjoin the Board or the Federal reserve bank, as applicable, from withholding records of the Board or the Federal reserve bank, as applicable, and to order the production of any records of the Board or the Federal reserve bank, as applicable, improperly withheld from the Member of Congress in the same manner as any other person under that section. . 3. Congressional FOIA requests for ethics-related information from other financial regulatory agencies (a) Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Subtitle A of title X of the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010 ( 12 U.S.C. 5491 et seq. ) is amended by inserting after section 1016B ( 12 U.S.C. 5496b ) the following: 1016C. Congressional FOIA requests for ethics-related information from the Bureau (a) Ethics-Related information defined (1) In general Subject to paragraph (2), in this section, the term ethics-related information means any record documenting or relating to— (A) the activities of the ethics program of the Bureau; (B) financial disclosure reports and related records; (C) ethics agreements and related records; (D) outside employment and activity of officers and employees of the Bureau; (E) referrals of violations of criminal conflict of interest statutes; (F) ethics-related disciplinary records or adverse actions; (G) ethics-related investigations, inquiries, or reviews