H.R. 6410, 'PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT OF 1980'

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April 28, 1980
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t11.c: 80-0824/2 Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00~731~$O10?4011 P87-6 MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution STATINTL FROM: As:sist.ant Leg1s ativ- Counsel SUBJECT: 0410, "Paperwor.l. Reduction Act of 1980" 1. Attached for your review in preparation for an upcominc, meeting to discuss the same (see be low), is a copy of subject Bill. 2. The legislation is designed to provide a means to eliminate unnecessary paperwork burdens that. are imposed on the private sector and within the Goverrnr.ient as a result of information collection requirements. To accorrpl is h this, the Bill establ:,s?:.es an Office of Federal Information ]41c -i ~t Policy within the Office of Management and Budget. That-- office would be respons.Lhle for providing overall dl rection in th ~ development and irrplemre-iT ation of Federal info riiiat for po 11:: Les, star lards, and guidelines. T1i S would include responsibility to review.: information collection r quests, c~stabl i ;1 -L'-;t; proc- odluren to reduce paperwork burdens -- i the publ ic, and esi 11) 1 .shiny pr ocedur for review of Federal statistical and rr~corcis i.iana;jement pr)ceclurrls, establishing gor.,etelines for ensuring privacy o; record :3, inter agency sharing of infor.rrr t_ion and the use of autc>rr.rt,ic dl-,td proceti;sing as a means of managing information. 3. tic)n, tho 1,,;, 1 l c-!stab1 ilshes a Federal Informat 1 Locator system that would contain data concerning the informati )n holdings of the gave rrrrc nt. The systorn would be designed so teat information coritoir-re0 -.ri the system cu)uld be used to eliminate dupl icative information and reporting requirements. 4. I,~:rr_t_icul ar attent:,on should )eo paid by appropriate offices to the fol towinq pr c vi_sion:G: --- ?3502('--): lather broad definition of "data profile" wnnich include!, "rr d-;cr iption of any compilations, analyses, Dr reports de: ivc'(.l f i o:,r I inforrr;rztien collection requirementsj" should be grad in connection with S3)II(a) ); Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 -- ?3504(g)(3): D/O/FTP given bi oad authority re ion and use of (ADP] and telecommunications equipment. . ." -- ?3519: GAO access i:;sue. -r1 . H.R. 6410 has already passed the House with strong Administration support. It is cur r. ent.l y pending before the Governmental Affairs Committee of the Senate, which is not exp :tFd to take any action prior to inid-;4ay. This, in conjunction wi-:l OMB's willingness to accept "subject natter" exemptions from intelligence Community entities, gives us some "play time" wi . i regard to the Bill. In order to exp Jite things, I would ask that instead of preparing formal written comments you Make yourself or your designee personally available for a meeting u.ui.i the subject to take place in Room 5E11 Headquarters at 1:30 p.a., Friday, 2 May. Please be prepared at that time to discuss cor,.?.nent equities which in your opinion may be compromised by the Bill, Appropriate ameendment wi l l be developed at this meeting for subsequent forwarding to) OMB. Distr_LhuLion: Or iq - OLC Subject. 2 - 1 - STATINTL 1 - 1 - 1 - 1. - I - OD2 Cnrono PJ W/ i in.) ( 2 8Ap r i 1 a 0) Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 I Union Calendar No. 418 2D SESSION JiiTit CONGRESS H o s 41 teport No. 9(-835] U To reduce paperwork and enhance, the economy and efficiency of the Government and the private sector by improving Federal information policyrnaking, and for other purposes. IN TIM, HOUSE OF R-f+,'PItESEN'T & Iti ES la t;UnIrARI :;, H WO Mr. RIIooi s (for himself. Mr. IIUteTO-N, Mr. I'at:vt:R, ;,nd ,N?r. STEru) introduced the following hill; which Nva, referred to thy' C'ttnutAtee on Government Operations N1Aartt 1t1, 190 Additional sponsors: Mr. Qumi,i:N, Air. LctNC of Mat_rhlnti, Dir. LI-:I1M.yN, Mr. Wnt'rEIHURST, Mr. FASO:rt,L, Dir. UEVILi,, Mr. lit.NSO-N, Mr. Srur,rr, Mr. IIUGhIE , Air. GLICKMAN, Mr. CLINGER, N1r. PF?Pphi:. Mr. LAF'AL4'r, Mr. EVANS of Georgia, Dlr. ('IIAltLE` Wtt.SON of Texas, Mr. PATTEN, Air. 1)AN DANIEL, Air. IIANStN, Air. CIAVANAuGit, Air CAF:1131RDT, Mr. ALUOSTA, Air. EDwAIu s of Oklahoma, Mr. Mira, Dlr. ENE;-xx.t, Air. CoF:LFto, Mr. ' ATOON, Mr. ilAMtL't'(t , M. DICKS, Nlr. N'1-0-0. . Mr. MOJTGOMMERY, Dir. Smrrti of Iowa, Mr_ Ni:Ai,, Air. Oi':in'a'Ai, N1r..',Itsi:TA, Air. IIANCE, Mr. DowNry, Air. I3F:m;t,L, Dir. FAZIO, Air. RIA. i-t~, Air. CUItM_,N, Mr. I'ANETTA, Alf. FIT HIAN, N1r. CaI;r,N. NSr. Rust;, Mrs. IivltoN, Mr. Si:i VEILING, Mr. GILMAN, Mrs. BU[G]S, Will Mr. LAGOMAtCSINO Reported with an amendment, committed to the Committee of the Whole House oil the State of the Union, mind ordered to he ,hinted [Strike out all after thr ~?n:utinf! chute and ina,rt thr trtrm pruned in itnlirl lt'or text of introduced 'trill, se,- ropy of 1611 ;t, inth,rlcrcd on FO-rtwn' ii, 19i'O)l Approved For Release 2002/06/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 A BILL 1l is the /wl/)n.v Of tills (?/utj)','r to ensure That-- pprgved Fat.Release,,Qp2t06/18; CIA-RpP83T.O057aP To reduce paperwork and enhance the economy end efficiency of the Government and the private seci.or by improving Feder- al information policymaking, and for other purposes. 1 Be it enacted by the Senate a74 House of Representa- 2 lives of the United Stales of A Wield cu in Co7egress assembled, 3 That this Act may be cited as the "Paperwork, Reduction Act 4 of 1980". 5 SEC. ,?. (a) Title 44 of the United States Code is 6 amended by striking out chapter .l5 Ecnd inserting in its place 7 the following new chapter: 8 "CIf l f'TE 1 35- COolU)L1: i'1'IOIV OF FEDERA L y INFO! MA THIN POLICY tinr?. i.5tl1. l'tr17"ter '35t1.'3. (tffirt u1I'e/Liol Inforrrut(ion Pull((/. ".150 't. Ar/ioritt/ (tilt/ funrttuns of 1)nrr(ot. '-7 O; .:l.s.si(tnrnr rt( 111 tasks un ! tleadlinta tIF,. hedcral ngrnrti respnrt~;h;ir(us. (i7. I'u/lilt infttrmntinn ro/1,rliut( u(-(ir,tttsnbill issioll to 1)ireclor; apprortil 110/ tick yut i'trt. 35U,', /).(crrnn"tnrt of i wf 'Ittr for Info,mlti), ; hetrtu+t/. I) SI /rnt(tort of rcrt(011 Of fir?ttoIf a.rN net(.; 10. f'uolrrulion rf aornci's itt inik(ny it'//.Pntu/iort urtion collection requests and. develop a schedule IS and methods for eliminating the duplication; and "(l)) develop a proposal to augment the Fed- 1t} er;rl lr,frrmu,tion Locator System to include data 11 profiles of major, information holdings of agencies 12 (rsod in the coiuluct of their operations) which are i a i,of otherwise requirrrl by this chapter to be in- 1 i (,laded iu (he A5?i/slerrt; and within two ilea;'s teller such elate of enact- 16 rnrrt- 17 "(:1) e.titahl"sh a schedul r and a management control ystom (%nelading policies, principles, 1 ~) slondu.rrfy, arul yuirl dines) to ensure that practices 20 urrd pro~grarns of the various information handling 21 r/iscihlines, such as records management, are ap- 22 /n'opruIicly inteyratt d with each other, and with 23 the broad informatiom. policies established by this eltrtpter; 24 Approved For Release 200240P/18 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 I "(1?) identify in.iliutires which may achieve 2 substantial productivity improvement in Federal 3 operations usinrl info'1ultian. processing 4 tech.nolor/iy; 5 "(C) develop a program to (i) enforce Feder- 6 al in formation processing standards, particularly 7 language standard.s, at all bcderal installations; 8 and (ii) revitalize the standards development pro- gram, separating it from peripheral technical as- 9 10 sistance functions and directin'/ it to the most pro- 11 drectivc areas; 12 "(1)) complete action on. rc:commendations of 13 the Commission on Federal Porperwork., including 14 dcvelop7ricrd of legislation rreerssar y to implement 15 such recornrrrcndat ions; 1.6 "(P) develop, In--ra7rsrt &n -tR 1.7 1t ti r )n rrf--Grrrr rrth Srrv F!s, a five-year plan 18 for meeting the crulolnatic d r.ta processing and 19 teleconarn un icallons needs of tic Federal Govern- 20 mcnt 171, accordance ivit;a the r-eguircrnents of see- 21 lion 111 of the Federal Prope.-ty and Administra- 22 live ,Sen ices Act of 1919 (10 U.S.C. 759) and 23 the- prurp,. es of the Pupe7wor' Reduction Act of 24 1980; (111(1 ppjr Qd F3gr~R ease 2 0 /f &118 z , P8 TQ Approved For Release 2002/0?fa 8 : CIA-RDP83T00573R000200190007-6 I suhrnit to the f'rcsident and the Con- 2 gress lcyislat'ive proposals t( remove i7z.consisten- 3 cies in laws and practices ir(volving privacy, con 4 fi.derz.tialily, and disclosure of information. 5 " 3506. Federal agency responsibilities 6 41(t2) Each agency shall be respor.5ible for carrying out 7 its in forrnation ryia iuyernent activities in an efficient, effec- 8 ti.ve, and econorni(al manner, and for complying with the in- 9 formation, policies, prPrciplcs, slanrlu.r-ls, and guidelines pre- 10 scribed b,z1 the Director. 1.1 "(b) Tic h(:+1(1 of each a-9enctfj shall designnate, within 12 three months of the date of en(retnienr of the Paperwork Ile? t3 duction AN cf 11th1l, a senior official who reports directly to 14 such agency had to co erg out the l'esponsi.bildies o f the 15 agency und('r this (:h(tplcr. 16