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NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY MEMORANDA REGISTRATION

Additional programmatic aspects of the research security program, such as travel security briefings or loaner electronic devices may be required in the final agency guidance.

NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY MEMORANDA REGISTRATION

The Office of Research Security and Export Control anticipates the issuance of formal requirements will take place in late 2022 or early to mid-2023, with any new or modified university process or policy to follow.Ĭurrently, the Accounts Payable Travel Policy requires prior approval of international Travel Authorizations, and the Office of Global Engagement international travel registration is required to be completed prior to international Travel Authorization approval. NSPM-33 requires a certification from research organizations awarded more than $50 million per year in total Federal research funding, that they have implemented a research security program that includes the four elements:įor qualifying research organizations such as UGA, a research security program should be established as soon as possible, but UGA will have one year from date of issuance of the formal requirement to comply.

To ensure that policies do not fuel xenophobia or prejudice.

To make it clear so that well-intentioned researchers can easily and properly comply.

To protect America’s national security while promoting openness in the research community.

There is an increasing need to protect U.S-funded scientific research from undue foreign influence, including exploitation of the open university research environment and intellectual property theft. Coordinating Committee on Nonproliferation (PCC) that will set overarching nonproliferation.

NSPM-33 will also require oversight and enforcement activity in the form of administrative actions as well as civil or criminal penalties. The NPD will chair a new National Security Council Policy. Commanding Officer, NFOIO, memorandum to Director of Naval History. NSPM-33 also mandates the establishment of research security programs at research institutions receiving federal funds. Ronald Wilson Reagan, National Security Strategy of the United States (January 1987).

NSPM-33 requires all federal research funding agencies to strengthen and standardize disclosure requirements for federally funded awards. NSPM-33 (National Security Presidential Memorandum-33) was a directive from President Trump that was subsequently endorsed by President Biden.