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DOE O 472.1A, Personnel Security Activities

— functional area: Personnel Security, issued by: NN, Safeguards, Security, and Emergency Management, type: order, Work Processes, series: 400 Work Processes

Establishes requirements to ensure that individuals are processed for, granted, and maintain a DOE access authorization only when their official duties require such access. Cancels DOE O 472.1

o4721a.pdf — PDF document, 416Kb

ID:	DOE O 472.1A
Type:	Order
OPI:	NN
Status:	Archive
Approved:	Sep 05, 1996
CRD:	No
DNFSB Crosswalk:	No

Cancels

Sep 25, 1995 , DOE O 472.1, Personnel Security Program on Sep 05, 1996

Canceled By

Mar 24, 1997 , DOE O 472.1B, Personnel Security Activities on Mar 24, 1997

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