The Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act aims to enhance ethical standards and accountability within the Supreme Court of the United States by establishing two new offices: the Office of Ethics Counsel and the Office of Investigative Counsel. These offices are designed to provide guidance on ethical issues and investigate complaints regarding the conduct of justices. The Office of Ethics Counsel will advise Supreme Court justices and their spouses on matters such as financial disclosures, acceptance of gifts, political activities, and conflicts of interest.