Executive Order 12333

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Executive Order 12333 is a U.S. presidential directive issued in 1981 that governs the organization, responsibilities, and intelligence-gathering activities of the nation’s intelligence agencies, particularly in the realm of foreign intelligence and surveillance.

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Executive Order 12333 canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States executive order
legal document
amendedBy Executive Order 13284
Executive Order 13284
surface form: Executive Order 13355

Executive Order 13470
appliesTo Central Intelligence Agency
United States military intelligence agencies
surface form: Department of Defense intelligence components

Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Security Agency
other elements of the United States Intelligence Community
authority Article II of the United States Constitution
contains limitations on collection of information concerning U.S. persons
oversight and compliance provisions for intelligence activities
rules for assistance by intelligence agencies to law enforcement
rules for cooperation with foreign intelligence services
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateSigned 1981-12-04
establishes duties and responsibilities of heads of intelligence agencies
duties and responsibilities of the Director of Central Intelligence
procedures for collection, retention, and dissemination of information
goal enhance the effectiveness of United States intelligence activities
protect constitutional rights and privacy of U.S. persons
jurisdiction United States government
surface form: federal government of the United States
legalStatus in force
number 12333
oversightBy United States Attorney General
surface form: Attorney General of the United States

President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
surface form: President’s Intelligence Oversight Board
president Ronald Reagan
publisher Federal Register
regulates collection of counterintelligence
collection of foreign intelligence
collection of information about U.S. persons
organization of the United States Intelligence Community
responsibilities of U.S. intelligence agencies
relatedTo Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
National Security Act of 1947
USA PATRIOT Act
requires Attorney General–approved procedures for handling U.S. person information
scope certain intelligence activities inside the United States under specified conditions
primarily foreign intelligence outside the United States
signedBy Ronald Reagan
subject United States intelligence activities
counterintelligence
covert action
foreign intelligence
signals intelligence
surveillance
title United States Intelligence Activities
typeOfLaw executive branch directive
yearSigned 1981

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National Security Agency usesLegalAuthority Executive Order 12333
FBI data governance policies constrainedBy Executive Order 12333
Executive Order 13470 amends Executive Order 12333
United States Intelligence Activities governedBy Executive Order 12333
Special Source Operations division of the NSA legalFramework Executive Order 12333
subject surface form: Special Source Operations