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Biometrics.gov Government Biometrics Policy Advancing Science, Enhancing Operations Duane Blackburn Office of Science and Technology Policy Executive Office of the President

Biometric Consortium Conference 2008 - Opening Keynote

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Government Biometrics PolicyAdvancing Science, Enhancing Operations

Duane BlackburnOffice of Science and Technology PolicyExecutive Office of the President

September 23, 2008

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Available in your

conference packet and

online at biometrics.gov.

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National Science and Technology Council

www.ostp.gov/nstc

www.biometrics.gov/NSTC/Overview.aspx

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Operational Success: DOD and FBI PartnershipJoint efforts between the DOD and the FBI to compare biometric

datasets showed a previously undiscovered trend: numerous individuals that the DOD captures in war zones in Iraq and

Afghanistan have prior criminal histories in the United States. This discovery led to even greater collaboration between the two

agencies in the war theaters.

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USG Biometrics Coordination - Organizational

Biometrics S&T

Subcommittee on Biometrics and

Identity Management (2002 – Present)

Committee on Technology

National Science and Technology Council

KST Operations

ICG on Identity Management for

Biometrics(2006 – Present)

Directorate of Strategic Operational

Planning (NCTC)

National Security Council

OMB/OSTP Budget Guidance

Memorandum

Homeland Security Council

NSPD-59 / HSPD-24 on “Biometrics for Identification and

Screening to Enhance National

Security”(11/2007 – Present)

Borders & Transportation PCC

KST/NST Operations

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“Promoting a scientifically educated and aware public is necessary if we are to make the appropriate decisions about the nation’s R&D investments, guide the adoption and debate the societal implications of new science and technologies, and reap the maximum benefits from our investments. The quality of these efforts underpins the entire US scientific enterprise.”

Science for the 21st CenturyExecutive Office of the President of the United States

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Government Biometrics PolicyAdvancing Science, Enhancing Operations

Duane BlackburnOffice of Science and Technology PolicyExecutive Office of the President

September 23, 2008