Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee about Jeffrey Epstein after facing a potential contempt of Congress vote.

Democrats warn the move sets a precedent allowing Congress to subpoena former presidents and their families, which they say Republicans will regret.

Several Democratic lawmakers said they would use the same standard to compel testimony from Donald Trump and his relatives when Democrats regain power.

Oversight Chairman James Comer acknowledged it could set a precedent but said he is not pursuing Trump’s testimony for now, NBC News has reported.

The Clintons are scheduled to testify in late February, though disputes remain over whether the depositions will be public or private.