text_1: In the current law, if you report harassment, you're the one that has to go into 20 hours of counseling before you can decide whether you were really harassed.
text_2: "Our ruling Blunt said, ""In the current law, if you report harassment, you’re the one that has to go into 20 hours of counseling before you can decide whether you were really harassed."" Blunt said, ""In the current law, if you report harassment, you’re the one that has to go into 20 hours of counseling before you can decide whether you were really harassed."" According to the Office of Compliance, any employee or member of Congress must go through counseling for a 30-day period before they can continue with further steps of reporting the harassment. According to the Office of Compliance, any employee or member of Congress must go through counseling for a 30-day period before they can continue with further steps of reporting the harassment. However, we were unable to find evidence detailing how many hours the 30-day period includes. However, we were unable to find evidence detailing how many hours the 30-day period includes. Blunt’s statement is on the right track but needs further clarification with the ""hours"" claim. Blunt’s statement is on the right track but needs further clarification with the ""hours"" claim."