Which statute established a minimum bill of rights for union members?

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The Landrum-Griffin Act was enacted in response to congressional investigations into union corruption from 1957 to 1959. Based on the investigative findings made by Congress, it was determined that the purpose of the law is to establish basic ways of unions operating to ensure a democratic process, to provide union members with a minimum bill of rights attached to union membership, and to regulate the activities of union officials and the use of union funds.

Which Statute Established a Minimum Bill of Rights for Union