Overview[]
The National Foreign Intelligence Board (now the National Intelligence Board) is a body formed to advise the Director of Central Intelligence on
- 1. production, review and coordination of national foreign intelligence;
- 2. interagency exchanges of intelligence information;
- 3. arrangement with foreign governments on intelligence matters;
- 4. protection of intelligence sources and methods;
- 5. activities of common concern; and
- 6. other matters referred to it by the DCI.[1]