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“Researchers, agencies, and the Board should have clear duties to be honest, follow the review rules, and report how the system is working.”
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“DHS should have one department-wide process for protecting sensitive research and development information in DHS research contracts, purchases, and similar agreements from unauthorized access or sharing.”
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“Federal research money should be limited when an institution conducts experiments that could make dangerous viruses, agents, or toxins more harmful or easier to spread.”
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“GAO should report to Congress on whether DHS follows federal research security guidance, coordinates with federal science agencies, and uses its Science and Technology Directorate to guide research security across DHS projects.”
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“A board that can control risky research funding should be independent, expert, ethical, secure, transparent, and funded well enough to do its job.”
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“The DHS Secretary should brief the House and Senate homeland security committees within 90 days on how DHS is developing policies and processes to protect research and development information.”
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“Federal money for risky biology research should face special review before it is approved or allowed to continue.”
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“Federal research security rules should focus on high-risk foreign talent programs without blocking normal academic work.”
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“GAO should report on how DHS handles required research security disclosures and how DHS reports research security violations to the proper federal agencies, including intelligence agencies.”
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