Plan Page Activity Description Ongoing Complete Closed 2010 26 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) [Note: Also referenced in Proactive Disclosures] NASA’s provides access to agency documents through a citizen-centered service. NASA is committed to providing the public with excellent customer service as well as access to disclosable agency documents in accordance with all appropriate laws and regulations. Each Plan listed improvements, consolidations, and revised processes. Each of these commitments was met, and the effort to provide excellence continues. x 2012 44 x 2014 18 x 2016 M-16-16 5(D) x 2010 29 Congressional requests Handling Congressional Correspondence and Information Concerning Congressional Activities Processing of Legislative Proposals for Incorporation into NASA Authorization Legislation. NASA’s provides executive leadership, direction, and coordination of all communications and relationships, both legislative and nonlegislative, between NASA and the United States Congress as well as state and local governments. Organizational leadership: + Seth Statler Associate Administrator + Chris Flaherty Acting Director Legislative Liaison +Maureen Director Legislative Reference and Analysis +Lisa Stewart Director Outreach and Intergovernmental Affairs You can browse , as well as upcoming hearings and archived , You can contact them directly: National Aeronautics and Space Administration Office of Legislative Affairs Washington DC 20546 Phone 202.358.1055 Fax: 202.358.4340 x 2014 18 x 2016 M-16-16 5(E) x 2010 31 Declassification . Records Disposal NASA adopted classification policies and issued regulations that comply with the requirements of federal security classification reform. NASA Classified National Security Information,” , establishes Agency procedures for the proper implementation and management of a uniform system for classifying, accounting, safeguarding, and declassifying national security information generated by or in the possession of NASA. Classification occurs in different flavors. Mandatory declassification occurs in response to a request for declassification that meets the requirements under section 3.5 of x 2014 17 x 2016 M-16-16 6(F) x
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