H.R. 2417 · 108th Congress
Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2004
- Stage
- Signed by the president
- Sponsor
- Porter Goss
- Introduced
- 2003-06-11
- Latest action
- 2003-12-13 · Signed by President.
Subjects
Armed forces and national security
Russia
Congress
Government trust funds
Congressional oversight
Asia
Human rights
United Nations
Department of Defense
Department of the Treasury
Health
Congressional committees
Europe
Terrorism
Law
China
Latin America
Government liability
Crime prevention
Iraq
Department of Energy
Energy
Coast guard
Education
Higher education
Federal officials
Colombia
Research and development
Immigration
Commerce
Pipelines
Right of privacy
Department of State
Building construction
Department of Justice
Department of Homeland Security
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Federal Prison Industries, Inc.
Emergency Management
Science, Technology, Communications
Civil Rights and Liberties, Minority Issues
Government Operations and Politics
Water Resources Development
Labor and Employment
Economics and Public Finance
Federal aid to research
Minorities
Crime and Law Enforcement
Women
Aliens
Assault
Explosives
Guerrilla warfare
Iraq compilation
Middle East and North Africa
Military operations
Prosecution
Congressional reporting requirements
Defense budgets
Federal employees
Finance and Financial Sector
Infrastructure
International Affairs
Legislation
Rescue work
Salaries
Transportation and Public Works
Weapons of mass destruction
International cooperation
Foreign Trade and International Finance
International control of nuclear power
Criminal investigation
Congressional investigations
Imports
Nuclear facilities
Sanctions (International law)
Governmental investigations
Diplomats
Auditing
Authorization
Drugs
Federal advisory bodies
Government contractors
Liability (Law)
Ordnance
Recruiting of employees
Federal-local relations
Federal-state relations
Government paperwork
Government procurement
Public utilities
Curricula
Advice and consent of the Senate
Research
War
Minorities in government
Criminal justice information
Students
Water supply
Technological innovations
Violence
Technology transfer
Electronic government information
Federal law enforcement officers
Information networks
Strategic planning
Drug abuse
Judicial review
Employee training
Language and languages
Arrest
NATO military forces
Data banks
Privileges and immunities
Construction costs
Drug traffic
Local officials
State officials
Presidential appointments
Civil service retirement
Competitive bidding
Subcontractors
Money laundering
Drug law enforcement
Identification of criminals
Laboratories
Identification devices
Searches and seizures
Military intelligence
Authoritarianism
Communism
Military assistance
Military training
Conventional weapons
Financial disclosure
Transfer of employees
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal installations
Classified defense information
Computers
Informers
Counterintelligence
Executive reorganization
Official secrets
Security clearances
Cost accounting
Foreign banks and banking
Intelligence officers
Translating and interpreting
Women in government
Quality of products
Electronic mail systems
Equipment and supplies
Federal office buildings
Prison labor
Insurgency
Prisoners
Real property
Torts
Sunset legislation
Fugitives from justice
Naturalization
Inspectors general
Firearms
Planning-programming-budgeting
Computer software
Government service contracts
Reprogramming of appropriated funds
Government internships
Maps
Electric power transmission
Government corporations
Bank records
Employee selection
Foreign agents
Physical examinations
Computer security measures
Electronic data interchange
Gas pipelines
Tax-deferred compensation plans
Electronic surveillance
Intelligence community staff
Opium
Disability retirement
Student employment
Prices
Ammunition
Student housing
Wiretapping
Petroleum pipelines
Advanced weapons
Confidential funding (Federal budgets)
Espionage
Loyalty-security program
Military advisers
Summer employment