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Creates New Office for Security Training
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Creates New Office for Security Training

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Introduced1 year ago
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. (text: CR S2141-2142: 2)
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Why This Matters

This bill creates an Office of Security Training and Counterintelligence in the Executive Office of the President to improve security measures and training.

If you work in the Executive Office of the President, this new office will enhance your training on security and insider threats.
Who this affects
federal employees · national security personnel
What changes is this bill making?
  1. 1This bill establishes a new office focused on security training and counterintelligence within the Executive Office of the President.
  2. 2The office will provide training and resources to help protect classified information and manage insider threats.
  3. 3A director, appointed by the President, will lead the office and must have expertise in security and counterintelligence.
  4. 4An advisory board will assist in developing best practices for security training and protecting sensitive information.
  5. 5The office will employ security professionals from federal agencies to support its mission.
Read the detailed summary

Strengthening the Quad Act This bill directs the Department of State to seek to establish a working group with Japan, Australia, and India to facilitate closer cooperation on shared interests and values. (The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, also known as the Quad, is a coalition comprised of the United States and these three countries.) The bill also requires the State Department to report to Congress a strategy for bolstering engagement and cooperation with the Quad. The strategy shall summarize current and past Quad initiatives, including those to promote broad-based and inclusive economic growth, technology cooperation, energy innovation, and resilient supply chains. The strategy shall also recommend (1) how Congress can help address certain barriers to implementing and expanding Quad cooperation, (2) new authorities needed to strengthen U.S. leadership in and contributions to Quad initiatives, and (3) additional resources needed to expand successful initiatives.

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IntroducedCurrentFeb 12, 2025

Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. (text: CR S2141-2142: 2)

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The President

Donald Trump
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Awaiting Vote
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