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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP67-00059A000200130012-2
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• Document Page Count: 12
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 6, 2004
• Sequence Number: 12
• Content Type: REPORT

OFFICE
As the exclusive intelligence evaluation/, research and production
component of CIA, and in accordance with NSC and CIA plans, policies
and procedures:
ILLEGIB
1. Coordinates the formulation of the National Intelli-
gence Objectives by ORE, in collaboration with the
IAC agencies and under guidance of the NSC staff.
2. Produces and'presents national intelligence required
for the formulation and aaiai_nistration of U.S.
national security policy and operational decisions.
3.
Assesses the adequacy, accuracy, relevance and time-
liness of intelligence information and intelligence,
and formulates intelligence requirements priorities
to assure that all significant fields of intelligence
bearing on the national security are adequately
covered.
to Coordinates the developruent of Intelligence require-
nents of the Intelligence Advisory Committee agencies
and recomrends plans, policies and procedures for
coordinating the production of intelligence by govern--
r ent agencies to pranote a coordinated national in-
telligence effort,
Assists ICAPS in preparation of plans, policies and
procedures for inter-agency intelligence activities
w id centralized intelligence service.
Assistant Director for Reports and F,sttea
Plans, directs, and supervises the coordination, planning, research,
formulation of requirements for, and the production of national. intel-
ligence, approving and authorizing the publication of national intel-
ligence reports and estimates.
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PLANS AND POLICY STAFF
As the advisory body to the Assistant Director, ORE, and the compo-
nents of his Office on plans, policies and procedures pertaining to
fulfillment of the ORE mission:
to Reviews and analyzes continuously the assigned mission
of ORE, its organization and operation in relation to
its assigned mission, and in relation to its supporting
and collateral agencies, and prepares organizational and
operational plans, programs, policies, procedures, and
implementing directives as may be required to facilitate
the production of national intelligence.
2. In consultation with the appropriate components of ORE
and the IAC agencies, the NSC staff, SANACC, and the
JIG, prepares, maintains and reviews the execution of
a program for the production and presentation of national
intelligence designed to meet, at all times, the ir'-
telligence requirements of the national security.
3. Processes and reviews the formulation of requirements
for intelligence data obtainable from all sources, and
in collaboration with other CIA components and the IAC
agencies, coordinates and consolidates assessments of
adequacy, accuracy, and timeliness of available intelli-
gence data, preparing and initiating recommended CIA
action calculated to remove qualitative and quantitative
deficiencies.
4. Coordinates the formulation of the National Intelligence
Objectives by ORE, in collaboration with the IAC agen-
cies and under guidance of the NBC staffs
s. Arranges for, and supervises liaison between ORE and
other agencies.
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ADMIBTTSTI2ATIVE STAFF
As the management and administrative unit of the Offices
1. Advises the Assistant Director on all ad-
ministrative and organizational matters,
2. Develops administrative procedures and
supervises their implenentation.
3. Provides all administrative services, in-
eluding budget, personnel, supply, and
space for the Office, and graphic presen-
tation services for all components of CIA.
4. Provides for the maintenance of internal
security, both pbyeical and personal.
Provides facilities for the expeditious
? dicseination of all incoming intelligence
information.
6, Provides .facilities for oral and graphic
presentations of intelligence.
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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE GROUP
As the production coordination component of ORE with respect
to CIA current intelligence:
1. Determines, in collaboration with appropriate
ORE components, and recommends the nature,
scope, terms of reference, format, and
periodicity of the various media required to
present national current intelligence.
2, Based upon the daily flaw of current intelli'
genes data, and in collaboration with the
producing components of ORE, selects those
items for presentation, which, in the interests
of national security, should be brought to the
attention of the President and the Cabinet and
Staff Officers of the State, Array, Navy, and
Air Departments; ascertaining the specific
interests of the above named recipients in:
current trends in order to insure coverage
pertinent to such interests.
Coordinates the production of current intelli-
gence within ORE, and reviews, selects, adapts,
publishes, and arranges for its dissemination.
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BASIC INTELLIGENCE GROUP
As the responsible component of ORE with respect to Basic In-
telligence:
1. Ascertains and determines CIA and interde-
partmental, interests in basic intelligence,
and, in collaboration with appropriate
agencies, establishes require.wnts for its
production.
2. Accomplishes, in collaboration with appro-
priate agencies, the allocation of responsi-
bilities for the production and maintenance
of basic intelligence, including such
allocations within ORE as are deemed appro-
priate.
3. Administers the program for the production
and maintenance of the National Intelligence
Surveys, including the determination of pro-
duction priorities and schedules, the
coordination of effort between producing
components, the allocations within Ott of
responsibilities for substantive review of
basic intelligence produced externally, and
the editing, and arranging for publication
and dissemination of the finished product.
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As the production coordination component of ORE with respect to
CIA staff intelligencex
1e Deternines, in collaboration with ORE producing
components, and recommends the nature, scope, terii
of roference, format and periodicity of reports and
estimates required to present national staff
intelligence.
2. Administers the program for the production of national
staff intelligence, including: the scheduling of
individual reports and estimateaj the allocation of
production responsibilities within ORE and the IAC
agencies; the coordination of effort and review by
CRE producing components; the action required to
obtain concurrences or dissents from the IAC agencies;
the review of, and arrangconts for publication and
dissemination of the finished product.
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GLOP./1L SLRY GROLP
t lath respect to global trends and developments, and with special
emphasis placed upon the intorprotation of strategic implications
of multi-national situations, not normal to the responsibilities
of other ORE producing components:.
le on its own initiative, anal in responso to specific re-
quests, and in coordination with appropriate ORE com-
ponents, and TAG agencies, utilizing available CIA aiad
departmental intelligence to the maximum, practicable
extent, produces and presents national intelligence
designed to appraise and interpret the world.dwide
situation, and the world-wide effects of specific
foreign situations, in their relation to the U.S.
national security and strategic incterests.
2. In collaboration with the other intelligence producing
components of ORE, and the IAC agencies, the ISC, and
the JCS, produces, reviews, and maintains appraisals
of the relative strategic significance of each foreign
area to the U.S.
3. Reviews reports and estimates produced by other ORE
components and makes recoixiendations regarding the
adequacy of treatment accorded situations within its
sphere of responsibilities,
4. Reviews the formulated national intelligence objectives
and rends the overall relative priority design
tion in each case.
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FUNCTIONAL CONSULTANTS
With respect to those economic, political, and sociological subjects,
included in Regional Branch responsibilities, but which require special
consideration and treatment beyond geographical limitations, and with
exclusive responsibilities in the fields of civil air affairs, trans-
oceanic shipping, and international organizations, each Panel of the
Functional Consultants, in its designated field of inquiry,
1. Provides expert consultant services to the producing com-
ponents of ORE, and collaborates with them in the ful-
fillment of their prescribed mission.
2. Reviews reports and estimates produced by other ORE com-
ponents and makes recommendations regarding the-adequacy
of treatment accorded to its specialized field of inquiry.
3? Formulates those national intelligence. objectives within
its designated field of inquiry which, when met, will
fulfill the intelligence requirements of the national
security.
4. on its own initiative, and in response to specific requests,
and in coordination with appropriate IAC agencies, utilizing
available departmental intelligence to the maximum practi-
cable extent, produces and presents national intelligence
designed to report and interpret, on a functional intelli-
gence basis, the significance of those conditions and
developments pertaining to the national security which are
required for the formulation and administration of U..S.
national security policy and operational decisions.
For those fields of inquiry for which it has exclusive
responsibility, evaluates available intelligence informa-
tion and irtelligence; assesses its adequacy, accuracy,
and timeliness; prepares reports of such assessments for
the guidance of collection and source exploitation agencies
formulates requirements for the collection and exploitation
of such data in order to insure: a steady flow of material
responsiveto production requirements, and the removal of
qualitative and quantitative deficiencies in the normal
collection and source exploitation effort.
6. Acco; lishes substantive review of basic intelligence pro-
duced by other agencies to determine its acceptability for
inclusion in the National Intelligence Surveys.
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REGIONAL BRAMHES
As the fundamental intelligence evaluation, research and pro-
duction component of ORE, and within the limits of its assigned
geographical area, but exclusive of scientific, civil air trans-
portation, trans-oceanic shipping, and international organiza-
tions intelligence, each Regional Branch:
1. Formulates those national intelligence objectives
which, when met, will fulfill the intelligence re-
quirements of the national security.
2. On its own initiative, and in response to specific
requests, and in coordination with appropriate IAC
agencies, utilizing available departmental intelli-
gence to the maximum practicable extent, produces
and presents national intelligence designed to re-
port and interpret the individual and composite
significance. of conditions, changes, trends, and
developments in foreign political, economic,
sociological, military, and other situations per-
taining to the national security, required for the
formulation and administration of US national
security policy and operational decisions.
Evaluates available intelligence information and
intelligence; assesses its adequacy, accuracy, and
timeliness; prepares reports of such assessments
for the guidance of collection and source exploita-
tion agencies; formulates requirements for the
collection and exploitation of such data in order
to insure a steady flow of material responsive
to production requirements, and the removal of
qualitative and quantitative deficiencies in the
normal collection and source exploitation effort.
4. Accomplishes substantive review of basic intelli-
gence produced by other agencies to determine its
acceptability for inclusion in the National Intelli-
gence Surveys.
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L;AP BRAIICII
As an inter-departmental nap intelligence facility, and in colla-
boration with appropriate components of C.I.A.,
1. Coordinates the formulation of inter-departmental
requirements for the procurement of foreign rasps,
charts? and related data; and provides the Department
of State with recommendations to effect nap pro-
curernont in foreign areas through Foreign Service
facilities.
2. Prepares map intelligonce reports in collaboration
with appropriate ORE components; which evaluate the
accuracy and suitability of foreign maps and charts
for epoeific intelligence purposes; which determine
the adequacy of mapping activities and U.S. map
holdings for intelligence requirements; which present
and interpret territorial claims and boundary dis-
putes; and which consist of cartographic and textual
presentations of intelligence data.
3. Prepares and compiles non-topographic specialized
intelligenco subject maps to accompany intelligence
reportsa.and to meet other specific intelligence
requirements.
4. Assists in the basic insteiligonce program by: pre-
paring standard map bases and final map presentations;
coordinating map requirements and specifications with
contributing agencies; and coordinating and contributing
to the map, chart, and photo appraisal chapter of
National Intelligence Surveys.
5. raintains a library of specialized intelligence sub-
ject maps and related data,, and provides inter-
departmental services in connection therewith.
6. Represents C.I.A. on the U.S. Board of Geographic
Names, the Joint Map and Photo Committee, J.C.S.,
and the Committee on Geographical r`drploration, R.D.B.
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SCIENTIFIC BRANCH
As -t.h # ndai ental intelligence evaluation research and production co -
ponesnt of ORE with exclusive responsibility for scientific intelligence:
10 Formulates those national scientific intelligence objec-
tives which, when met, will fulfill the scientific
intelligence requirea3nts of the national security.
2. On its own initiative, and in response to specific re-
quests, and in coordination with appropriate SAC agencies,,
utilizing available departmental intelligence to the
maximum practicable extent, produces and presents national
scientific intelligence designed to report and interpret
the status and progress of foreign scientific research
and developments which affect the military and economic
capabilities and potentials of all'foreign nations.
3. Evaluates available scientific intelligence information
and scientific intelligence; assesses its adequacy,
accuracy, and timeliness; prepares reports of such assess--
ments for the guidance of collection and source exploita-
tion agencies; formulates requirements for the- collection
and exploitation of such data in order to insure a steady
flow of material responsive to production requirements,
and the removal of qualitative and quantitative deficien-
cies in the normal collection and source exploitation
effort0
49 Accomplishes substantive review of basic scientific in-
telligence produced by other agencies to determine its
acceptability for inclusion in the National Intelligence
Surveys.
5. In collaboration with appropriate CIA components and the
TAG agencies, advises and aids in the development, coordina-
tion and execution of the overall plans and. policies for
interagency scientific intelligence activities, including
plans for centralized scientific intelligence services and
plans for coordinated interagency scientific intelligence
production.
6. Advises the Assistant Director, ORE, and the Director of
Central Intelligence on scientific intelligence, ands when
authorized, acts as the coordinator of the scientific in-
telligence activities of CIA.
7. Provides scientific i itelligence support to RDB and AECO
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