Renewal of the Education for Seapower Advisory Board
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The notice renews the Education for Seapower Advisory Board as a discretionary federal advisory committee for the Department of Defense. The board supports advice on education connected to seapower and naval readiness. The practical impact is limited. It keeps the advisory structure in place, confirms estimated annual operating costs, and points the public to the committee charter and contact details. Defense education leaders, naval education institutions, and committee members are the main groups affected.
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Key Changes
- Renews the Education for Seapower Advisory Board as a discretionary federal advisory committee
- Publishes the public interest determination required for renewal
- Discloses estimated annual operating costs of $827,693 for the board
Obligations
What this law requires
Before establishing, renewing, reestablishing, or merging a discretionary advisory committee, the Department of Defense must consult with the General Services Administration Committee Management Secretariat.
As part of the consultation to renew a discretionary advisory committee, the Department of Defense must provide the Secretariat with a written public interest determination approved by the head of the agency.
When providing the written public interest determination to the Secretariat, the Department of Defense must also provide a copy to the Office of Management and Budget.
Before creating a subcommittee under a discretionary advisory committee that is not made up entirely of members of the parent advisory committee, the Department of Defense must follow the same consultation process and document in writing the same determination of need.