A EXHIBIT THE WHITE HOUSE SENSITIVE | er rmuarv 12. L9es | Vartoconal Secu le Lite se le Bere eleved Nureet ~ COVERT ACTION POLICY APPROVAL AND COCRDINATION PROCEDSUFES TS) The US faces a variety cl threats to its national security interests as well @s cocortunities to advance those inrrerescs. Among these threats are the overt and covert efforts cf hostile powers to influence anc control international corcanizations, governments, anc certain non-governmental croups throuchout the world. fin scarticular the Soviet 8loc and terrorist Orcanizatiocon continue to intervene in the internal affairs of beth democracic Sunt ries anc to usé any means considered tz ends. These include covert soliticel ¢ paramilitary and intelligence suppor: lies and damace their opponents, t democratic elections, organize anc Orism, insuxgencies, and scread Giscredit the US and its allies. anc non-democratic effective to achiev action and fropac programs to assist including actions support Gisinformetion (TS) ct ont’) ho io) x fu be fo o O° io “U n A. (t we fi oft i an) Cc a Ut On @ fu Le Ot OO oe Ms a. n Or Ot 10 O no While the US will not maxe use of most of the technicues employed by our adversaries, we must be crepared to ccunter such efforts and to assist cur allies anc friends in resistins these threats. Tne US recuires a range of national security cools to crotect anc acvance its interests. when the fresident determines that it iS apfropriate, he must have at his disposal appropriate means to assist allies and friends ana to influence che actions of foreicn countries, including the means to affecz behavior ceoth when the US wishes to acknowledse its role, anc to Go this covertly wnen the revelacion of US ssonsorshio, support, or assistance would adversely affect US interests. These tools include overt and covert diplomatic informatio: channels, political action, and covert action including sara- military and intellicence support srograms. (TS) [ey fue ie] n To ensure tn ere cae tively tc se .@re Ls fat Fully and oun ro acti S Betion 7 .sst SUEOCrIt oa tol - teivo within 2 EF c 3021 “1ST never te .86€2 2:
Moreaver, while tre Const.itucion anc othe rrlcnal fQurinw Act a 1947 tanction eme vse Cl Covert action, SHOSe@QUant ruchorizations imeese svec:21 resorting recuirements. Covert activities, therefore, recuire scecial review and contrcl —echanisms. At the same tine, excencional care must ilso fe -“aken to ensure that wnile there may he cvert manifestations cf “overt action, the decision end review ocrocess, 15 well 2s the specific inteilicence means anc technicues that are used ‘ covertly alwavs remain secure. (TS) Purpose and Cbjectives The purrose of this NSOD 1s to establish precedures for the clanning, approval, and coordination of covert action (intelli- gence “scecial activities“ under Executive Order 122323) andwfcs the review and evaluation of these activities in order to ensure that they continuously derive from and support Uv mational security cbjectives and are integrated fully inte everall US policy. Knowledce of covert action policies, decisions, and procrams shall be strictly limited to the absolute minimum number of senior officials and their inmediatce staff focal soints. To the extent cossible, Knowledce of policies, deliberations, and programs; Knowledge of operations: and Knowledce of supporting information or activities will be (TS strictly compartmented from each other. S) rt of these objectives and this process, the following es and resconsibilities are established: "t * ‘ l. Presidential Findings. The President shall acprcva all covert action Fineincs in writing. Under Section 6£2 cf che Forelicn Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, all covers actions undertaken by the Central Intelligence Agency must be authorized by a Presidential Finding that eacn such oreration is important to US national security. £.0. 12333 and this Directive establish that covert actions (intelligence “ssecial activities") undertaken by components other than CIA also require a Presidential Finding. Each covert acticn is also considered a significant anticicated intellicence activity under Section S01 of the National Security Act and is subject to certain Congressional vceporting procecures. The Congressional reporting procecures fer sicnifticant inctellicence activities apply co all acencies of the intellicgence community. Findings small remain valid unmcii formally ctancellecd. (7S) AKWOAI47
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