Executive Order 13301 · 2003-05-19

Increasing the Number of Members on the Intelligence Oversight Board

Increases Number of Intelligence Oversight Board Members to Five

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Signed by George W. Bush
Published 2003-05-19

What it does

The order amends Executive Order 12863 to increase the Intelligence Oversight Board's membership from four to five.

Real-world impact

  • Adds one member to the Intelligence Oversight Board.
  • Changes the specific membership number in a prior executive order.

Topics

intelligence oversightgovernment boardsfederal administration

Summary

This executive order amends Executive Order 12863, as previously amended by Executive Order 13070, to increase the number of members on the Intelligence Oversight Board. It does this by deleting the word "four" and inserting "five" in the first sentence of section 2.1.

The change directly affects the Intelligence Oversight Board and its membership by adding one seat. The order is a focused administrative amendment changing the board's size.

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