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SANITIZED Copy ~-. DCID No. G/1 (New Series) DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. G/t* - - SIGINT COMMITTEE * _ (Effective 31 May 1962) 1. Pursuant to the objectives and provisions of NSCID No. 1 and NSCID No, 6 there is established the SIGLNT Committee as a standing coramittee of the United States Intelligence Board (hereinatter referred to as the Board) to advise, assist and generally to act for the Board in matters involving SIGINT in accordance with policies approved by the Board. . Functions and Responsibilities - . 2. The responsibility of the SIGINT Committee extends to those SIGINT matters within the jurisdiction of the Board. The Committee shall undertake the implementation of decisions and make recommenda- tions to Members of the Intelligence Community represented om the - Board or to other appropriate U.S. officials. Any action or recommenda- tion involving the establishment of policy shall be referred Promptly to. the Board. 3. The SIGINT Committee shall: . F , | i|REMAINDER OF PARAGRAPH EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE te ee oe — ee ee at, nme mere ee *"This Directive supersedes DCID Nos. 6/I and 6/2 in the New Series, both of which were effective 21 October 1958. - + © DEFINITION OF SIGINT: The generic term used to apply to both COMZNT and ELINT as those terms are defined In Paragraph 3 of NSCID No. 6, jnciuding the specified limitations of those definitions.
NO i Organizction and Procedures 4. The SIGINT Committee shall be composed of a representative from each Board Member department or agency, to be designated by the Board Member of that department or agency. 5. The Chairman of the SIGINT Committee shall be. designated by the DCI in consultation with the Board. _. : 6. An Executive Secretary and necessary secretarial services shall be ~provided from the Secretariat of the Board. ; ’% The SIGINT Committee shall meet upon the call of the Chairman. 8. Items may be placed on the Agenda of the SIGINT Committee by the Board, by any Member of the SIGINT Committees, or by the Board — Secretariat. w 9. The SIGINT Committee shali reach its decisions by agreement. - When the Chairman determines that a given position on 2 matter under consideration represents the consensus of the Committee, it shall be | considered as agreed unless a Member requests that the issue be referred tothe Board. Upon such a request the Chairman shall refer the matter to the Board, together with a statement of the views and recommenda- - tions of the Committee Members. 10. The Chairmen of the SIGINT Committee will assure that the Board is informed promptly of the Committee’s decisions, recommenda ; tions and actions. 11. The SIGINT Committee shall establish such standing or ad hoc a : subcommittees as it deems necessary. JOHN A. McCONE Director of Central Intelligence
. ' ce cree rene a enemene etcee ee Om renee en ane : a - the specified limitations of those definitions. SANLTIZED COPY . . wtew wCL1T3) DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE T NO. 6 SIGINT COMMITTEE* =” (Effective 23 April 1955) 1. Pursuant to’ the objectives and provisions of NSCID No. 1 and NSCID No. 6 there is established the SIGINT Committce as a standing committee of the United States Intelligence Board (hereinafter referred . to as.the Board) to advise, assist and generally to act for the Board in matters involving SIGINT in accordance with policies approved. by the Boara, _ aed Functions and Responsibilities 2. The responsibility of the SIGINT Committee extends to those SIGINT matters within the jurisdiction of the Board. The Coramittee - shall undertake the impiementation of decisions and make recommenda- ' . tons to Merrbers of the Intelligence Community represented on the Board or to other appropriate U.S. officials. Any action or recommenda- tion involving the establishment of policy shall be referred promphiy 1 to the Board. 3. The SIGINT Committee shall: os ve REMAINDER OF PARAGRAPH EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE 2This Directive supersedes DCID No. 6/1 of 31 May 1962. , . *DEFINITION OF SIGINT: The generic term used to apply fo both COMINT and ELINT as those terms are defined in Paragraph 3 of NSCiD No. &, {Including
a Organization end Precedur 4. The SIGINT Committee shall be composed cf a representa tive fro each of the departments and agencies represented on the USIB, includ ing Army, Navy and Air Force representatives. . 5. The Chairman of the SIGINT Committee shall be designated + hy the DCI in consultation with the Board. ; 6 An Executive Secretary and necessary secretarial services shall be — provided from the Secretariat of the Board, - %. The SIGINT Committee shall meet upon the call of the Chairman. 8. Items may be placed on the Agenda of the SIGLYT Committee by the Board, by any Member of the SIGINT Committee, or by tf the Board Secretariat, .. 9. The SIGINT Committee shall reach its decisions by agreernent. When the Chairman determines that a given position on a matter under consideration represents the consensus of the Committee, if shall be considered as agreed unless a Member requests that the issue be referred to the Board. Upon such a request the Chairman sh2u refer the matter to the Board, together with a statement of the views and recommenda- tions of the Committee Members. : 10. The Chairman of the SIGINT Committee will assure that the Board is informed promptly of the Committee’s decisions, recommenda-. tions and actions. . 11. The SIGINT Committee shall establish such standing orad hoe subcommittees as it deems necessary. - JOHN A. McCONE Director of Central Intelligence —
SANITIZED COPY ° - > - -. DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Direct VE NOW eft _ COORDINATION OF THE COLLECTION © -- 72 7 aa AND EXPLOITATION OF SIGINT  f ae :. (Effective 4 April i975) 7 The United States Intelligence Hosrd SIGINT Committee as estabo |) lisned by DCID 6/1, 23 April 1955, is hereby terminated, erid pursuant | to provisions of NSCID No. 1, 2 community standing coramittee is hereby- ' established to suncort the Director of Central Intelligence, the Ug. — ' Inteligence Board (USTB) and the Intelligence Resources Adwisozy Com = . Mitte2 (TRAC). : i res se 1. Wame of the committee. ee eet, oo: ae - —_ The committee will b2 known 2s the SiGINT Coxamaitters ooo - 2. Mission =. Ho eo se -= . The mission cf the committee under the general guidance of the : sles ’ Director of Central Intelligence is ta advise and assist the DCI, USIE, : lid TRAC, and the Director, National Security Agency, in the discharge of | ws their duties and responsibilities seb forth in NSc Ds No. 4 and No. & a with respect to SIGINT? matters; me EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE | . i - f 3 Supersedes DCID 6/1, effective-23 April 1965. . 2 Definition of SIGINT: Signals InteWigerce (SIGINT) comprises corzmenicn~ tions Intelligence (COMINT) and electronics intelligence (ELINT) as these terme are defined in paragrapk 1 of NSCID No. 6! eo Bee Uy . “ae
4 Community Respoxsihilities . at Upon request cf the committee chairman, USIS departments and agencies shall furnish tc the committee within established security safeguards particular information or materials needed by the coramnittee and pertinent to its functions. . 5. Composition, organization and rules of pr. ‘ure will be in ac. -- cordance with the provision of DCID 1/3. The c_- wnittee will have an Executive Secretariat and a small staff of SIGINT officers. These officers | ' will be selected by the Chairman, in consultation with USIB members - _ @8 appropriate, on the basis of their knowledge of technical sources and _ the usefulmess of these sources to consumers of intelligence. W.E. Colby 7 = Director of Central Intelligence
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DIRECTOR  OF  "CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.- 6/1  * 
COpRDlNATION'oF  THE  COLLECTION    -    ••     *;-    ;.  \ 
AND  EXPLOITATION  Or  SIGIN-T         ;  '.*.;- 
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The  United  States  Intelligence  Board  SIGINT  Cornrnitt?.&  as  estab- 
lished by  DCIQ  6/1,  23  April  1965,  is  hereby  terminated,  and  pursuant 
to  provisions  of  NSCID  No.  1,  a  community  standing  committee-  is  hereby 
established  to  support  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence-,  the-  U.S. 
Intelligence  Board  (USIB)  and  the  Intelligence  Resources  Advisory  Com- 
mittee (IRAC).  ;    ..  •.--... 
1.  Name  of  the  committee.  ,t.  ■  . •  -."   v.  .    *.--'..•_'* 
The  committee  will  b?  knorai  as  the  SIGINT  Committees  '.;       ;; 
2.  Mission        -  •'".'•-.*.  -  r*. 
The  mission  cf  the  committee  under  the  general  guidance  of  tn& 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence  is  to  advise  and  assist  the  DCX,  TJSIBr 
IRAC,  and  the  Director,  National  Security  Agency,  in  the-  discharge  of 
their  duties  and  responsibilities  set  forth  in  NSC  IDs  No.  1  and  JCTb.  6: 
with  respect  to"  SIGINT2  matters;/ 
3.  Functions" 
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2  Definition  of  SIGINT:  Signals  Intelligence  (SIGINT)  co.-r.prijes  comntmics- 
tions  Intelligence  (COMXNT)  and  electronics  intelligence  (ELD*"T)  as  these  terms 
are  defined  in  paragraph  1  ol  NSCID  No.  si 
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/                                 Upon  request  of  the  committee  chairman,  USI3  departments  and  -   *  *    •'■■"{ 
>                        agencies  shall  furnish  to  the  committee  within  established  security.  --: 
safeguards  particular  information  or  materials  needed  by  the  committee?      •  -.    ' . 
and  pertinent  to  its  functions.  -   ... -.        . V.  - 
5.  Composition,  organization  and  rules  of  pr     ,  ure  will  be  in.  ac-"-  ■  ""■-• 
cordance  with  the  provision  of  DCID  1/3.  The  c.    .mittee  will  have>  an  "-■"•":'" 
Executive  Secretariat  and  a  small  staff  of  SIGINT  officers.  These  officers-  '  .---;- 
will  be  selected  by  the  Chairman,  in  consultation  with  USIB  members  *  "-". '  .-  -\ 
as  appropriate,  on  the  basis  of  their  knov/ledge  of  technical  sources  and  .  -.  *  ■*"■ "" 
the  usefulness  of  these  sources  to  consumers  of  intelligence^  •"-•'•.•- 
W.  E.  Colby 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
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Lo BCID Ifo. G/2 SANITIZED COPY ONe) ew Scries)} = ze - DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 6/2" ELECTRONICS INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE (ELINT Cerne) (Effective 21 October 1958} --- a -- 1. Pursuant to the objectives and provisions of INSCID 7. and 3 NSCID 6 there is established the Electronics Intelligence Cornmittee (eLINT Committee) as a standing committee of the United States InteDigence Board (hereinafter referred to as the Board) to advise, assist and gen~ erally to act ior the Board in matters involving electronics intelligence (ELINT) in accordance with policies approved by t the Boaxd. oe pt wottieiS es ww woes ket Functions and Responsibilities 2. The responsibility of the ELINT Committee extends to those ELINT matters within the jurisdiction of the Board. The Compittes shall undertake the implementation of decisions and make recomrende- -- tions to members of the Intelligence Community represented on the Board or to other appropriate US. officials. Any action or recomrenda- tion involving the establishment of policy shall be referred promptly to the Board. eo Taek RST 3. The ELINT Committee shall: ras i So REMAINDER OF PARAGRAPH EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE Organization and Procedures. 4. The ELINT Committee shall be composed of 2 representative Z from. | each Board member department or agency, to be designated by the Boark member of that department or agency. §,. The Chzirman of the ELINT Committee shall be designated by the 2: DCI with the concurrence of the Board. 6. The Committee shail be provided with a fall time Technical Assistant. An Executive Secretary and necessary secretarial services shall be pfovided from the Secretariat of the Board. . e 2This Directive supersedes CISD No. 17. te
Loge “sry. tA. re ee Sey 1G & oye ary - 1 eo &yy oar os 7. The ELINT Cememittce shall rset urce| the call ef Une Caturman mB raAmry. .* = “er Colt e wR -~ at the roguvot clany Of ils memcen. SU OTR TR A We live debby kh COMIL eS pees Ro i er rere oe | ittoe or by tre ticare prey thine on fnjW mea ygentin mre & fae POM Wem .oF SNM aeralcm mules 10m a me nee tee - rs eoeyiani 4) 3 yer 5 yy state serTecary Sulaci2muwy in ae2cvanc2 Ci iN? mcecins + le Oxo) ILlOwT!: “rocet- £ »} ae las -- }e11> pten,d 5 uch advance noticsg, tems SUSmuLicG bY 2 mem~ ~ + L a) Acinmag 3a fae +4 |b: nt;pins ee ae at which he desires the Hem to be considered to permic i yee t nt Venaet ten Setwcp clearer J é to all Comumittea members at least two Wornimg days prmer .3 ing. In the absence Gis ber may be considered c +; a ~ . the other miermcers, When the Chairma consideration represent Cc sidered as egreed unless a member requests ¢ the Board. Uponsuch 2 request the Chai inna : t 4 of the Commities memzers. 10. Actions of the ELINT Committee shall be coordinated fully with the Board COMES Committee on matters involving both COMUZT and ELINT. is inforrmed promptly of and actions. 12. The ELINT Committee shall establish such standing or ad hoc L subcommmittess as it desms necessary. ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence
This document downgraded to UNCLASSIFIED by authority of opie, Sec 3(B),EO 11652, on 11/15/77 6 by 246321. DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 7/1 DOMESTIC EXPLOITATION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL INDIVIDUALS APPROACHING INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES (10/1/53; GRR) Pursuant to the provisions of NSCID +7, and for the purpose of assur- ing effective exploitation of non-governmental individuals who offer the intelligence agencies foreign positive intelligence information, and for the purpose of protecting the intelligence community against undue disclosure of intelligence methods in accordance with NSCID 311, the following procedures are hereby established: 1. Each intelligence agency will establish a focai office in its Wash- - ington, D. C., headquarters for receiving non-governmental visitors and for discussing the information offered. The focal office in each agency will also be responsible for receiving written or verbal communications from non-governmental individuals offering intelligence information. 2. When an official in a focal office determines that a non-govern- mental individual is offering, or has given foreign positive intelligence information, the intelligence agency will advise the Contact Division, Office of Operations, Central Intelligence Agency, which will be respon- sible for the visitor’s exploitation, if appropriate, in accordance with NSCID #7. 3. The term “non-governmental individuals” is here employed to denote US citizens not emplcyed by the Federal Government, aliens resi- dent in the United States, and alien visitors who are not representing a foreign government. 4. Each agency will issue necessary instructions’ so that all pertinent components will be aware of the necessity for referring offers of intelli- gence information from non-governmental individuals to the agency focal office established hereunder. ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence (Nore: The FBI concurs in the policy expressed in this directive, but will imple- ment through existing internal procedures, rather than by the establish- ment of a focal office.} Lie
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Sec    3(B), EO    11652,    on    1 1  / 1 5  /  7  §«MBHHBHHH^  119 
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DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  7/1 
DOMESTIC  EXPLOITATION  OF  NON-GOVERNMENTAL  INDIVIDUALS 
APPROACHING  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCIES 
(10/1/53;  18HP 
Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  NSCID  #7,  and  for  the  purpose  of  assur- 
ing effective  exploitation  of  non-governmental  individuals  who  offer  the 
intelligence  agencies  foreign  positive  intelligence  information,  and  for 
the  purpose  of  protecting  the  intelligence  community  against  undue 
disclosure  of  intelligence  methods  in  accordance  with  NSCID  —11,  the 
following  procedures  are  hereby  established: 
1.  Each  intelligence  agency  will  establish  a  focal  office  in  its  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  headquarters  for  receiving  non-governmental  visitors  and 
for  discussing  the  information  offered.  The  focal  office  in  each  agency 
will  also  be  responsible  for  receiving  written  or  verbal  communications 
from  non-governmental  individuals  offering  intelligence  information. 
•  2.  When  an  official  in  a  focal  office  determines  that  a  non-govern- 
mental individual  is  offering,  or  has  given  foreign  positive  intelligence 
information,  the  intelligence  agency  will  advise  the  Contact  Division, 
Office  of  Operations,  Central  Intelligence  Agency,  which  will  be  respon- 
sible for  the  visitor's  exploitation,  if  appropriate,  in  accordance  with 
NSCID  #7. 
3.  The  term  "non-governmental  individuals"  is  here  employed  to 
denote  US  citizens  not  employed  by  the  Federal  Government,  aliens  resi- 
dent in  the  United  States,  and  alien  visitors  who  are  not  representing  a 
foreign  government. 
4.  Each  agency  will  issue  necessary  instructions  so  that  all  pertinent 
components,  will  be  aware  of  the  necessity  for  referring  offers  of  intelli- 
gence information  from  non-governmental  individuals  to  the  agency 
focal  office  established  hereunder. 
ALLEN  W.  DULLES 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
(Note:  The  FBI  concurs  in  the  policy  expressed  in  this  directive,  but  will  imple- 
ment through  existing  internal  procedures,  rather  than  by  the  establish- 
ment of  a  focal  office.)
DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE THE INTELLIGENCE PRODUCERS COUNCIL (Effective 30 March 1983) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Order 12333, the Intelligence Producers Council (IPC) is hereby established. 1. Mission The IPC will assist and advise: The DCI in discharging those duties and functions which relate to intelligence production; the Director, Intelligence Community Staff, on production-related matters; the Intelligence Community production managers in improving the overall effectiveness of the production process and the quality of the in- telligence product by providing a consultative forum to address issues of interagency concern. \ 2. Functions i Under the general guidance of the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, the Council! shall: a. maintain the National Intelligence Topics. (NITs) listing and monitor the Intelligence Community's responsiveness thereto; b. identify means to improve intelligence production programs and recom. mend new initiatives; ~ c. monitor the intelligence producers’ needs for intelligence information, and participate, as appropriate, in assessments and evaluations of present and proposed Intelligence Community collection and processing systems and activities; d. participate in the Intelligence Community long-range planning process; e. recommend policies and procedures on substantive intelligence exchanges with foreign governments; ; f. provide producers’ views on pertinent elements of the National Foreign Intelligence Program (IPC Chairman will, for this purpose, attend meetings of the NFIC when such matters are being discussed), and g. provide producers’ support for such other matters as may be directed by the DCI. 3. Intelligence Community Responsibilities Upon request from the IPC Chairman, Intelligence Community elements shall, within established security safeguards, provide information pertinent to the Council's mission and functions. The IPC will provide support to and receive advice and recommendations for action from Intelligence Community entities, including commit- tees, staffs and councils, as appropriate. 4. Composition and Organization The DDCI will designate the Chairman of the IPC. The members of the Council wil] be senior representatives designated by CIA, DIA, State/INR, and NSA. Senior representatives of the military intelligence services may attend as observers. rs Reese cen peas
Subcommittees and working groups will be established as required, with repre- sentation as appropriate from all members of the Intelligence Community. With the approval of the DCI, the Council Chairman may invite representatives of other relevant US Government entities to participate as appropriate. The Council will be supported by an interagency staff. Wiiliam J. Casey Director of Central Intelligence «ro —
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