This Senate resolution grants permission for Camilla Vogt, a staff member in Senator John Hickenlooper's office, to provide testimony and produce documents requested by prosecutors in the federal criminal case United States v. Terry, which is being handled in the Southern District of New York. Because Senate rules normally protect staff and records from being compelled by outside legal processes without the chamber's explicit consent, this resolution formally waives that protection for Ms. Vogt in this specific case. It also directs the Senate Legal Counsel's office to represent her during this process, ensuring she has legal support when testifying or handing over documents. The resolution does carve out an exception: Vogt is not required to disclose information if a legitimate privilege or legal objection applies. There is no funding attached to this measure, and it takes effect immediately upon passage, with no specific expiration date noted.