Public Law P.L. 103-345 — JFK Records Extension Act of 1994

Public Law P.L. 103-345 — JFK Records Extension Act of 1994, enacted 1994-10-06. Every recorded vote below is cited to the official government record.

The instruments

Public Law P.L. 103-345 — JFK Files (More Time)

Gave the JFK records board time to finish — extended the independent review board so declassification of the assassination files could be completed.

Enacted · Enacted without a recorded vote in either chamber. Per the enrolled law's legislative-history block: "July 12, considered and passed House. Aug. 10, considered and passed Senate, amended. Sept. 27, House concurred in Senate amendments." Approved October 6, 1994. · The official record

The provisions

SectionWhat it doesOfficial text
2Extends the Review Board's authorisation to September 30, 1996, by amending §7(o)(1) of the 1992 Act. The text
3Adds subparagraphs (G) and (H) to §7(j)(1), letting the Board use the Federal Supply Service and the United States mails on the same terms as other federal agencies. The text
4Adds §8(e), requiring Review Board personnel — including the Executive Director — to qualify for any necessary security clearance before taking office, with conditional employment permitted in the interim. The text

Sources

  1. The official record this row was taken from (www.govinfo.gov)
  2. Full text of H.R. 4569 (www.congress.gov)
  3. Status, actions and votes (www.congress.gov)
  4. 44 U.S.C. § 2107, as codified (uscode.house.gov)

What we could not verify

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