Editing Joint Intelligence Community Council

== Overview ==

The '''Joint Intelligence Community Council''' ('''JICC''') assists the [[Director of National Intelligence]] ([[DNI]]) in implementing a joint, unified [[national intelligence]] effort to protect national and [[homeland security]] and advise the [[DNI]] on setting requirements, managing finances, establishing uniform [[intelligence]] policies, and monitoring and evaluating performance of the [[Intelligence Community]].
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 == Overview ==
-The [[National Security Act of 1947]], as amended, establishes the '''Joint Intelligence Community Council''' ('''JICC'''), which consists of the [[Director of National Intelligence]] ([[DNI]]) (chair), [[Secretary of State]], [[Secretary of the Treasury]], [[Secretary of Defense]], [[U.S. Attorney General]], [[Secretary of Energy]], and [[Secretary of Homeland Security]].
+The '''Joint Intelligence Community Council''' ('''JICC''') assists the [[Director of National Intelligence]] ([[DNI]]) in implementing a joint, unified [[national intelligence]] effort to protect national and [[homeland security]] and advise the [[DNI]] on setting requirements, managing finances, establishing uniform [[intelligence]] policies, and monitoring and evaluating performance of the [[Intelligence Community]].
-The JICC advises the [[DNI]] on establishing requirements, developing budgets, and managing financial matters; assists the [[DNI]] in [[monitor]]ing and evaluating the performance of the [[Intelligence Community]] ([[IC]]); and ensures the timely execution of programs, [[policies]], and [[directive]]s established or developed by the [[DNI]].
-The JICC is the most senior executive body for managing the [[IC]]. It typically meets semi-annually.
-== Source ==
-* [[U.S. National Intelligence: An Overview 2011]], at 67.
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