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UAPDA: 64-page bill text, 300/180-day deadlines, 9-person review board, $20M budget

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Sheehan describes a 64-page UFO disclosure bill: agencies had 300 days to digitize records, the National Archives 180 days to release them, and a 9-person review board with a $20M budget, nominees drawn partly from the New Paradigm Institute.

Evidence

RelationRecordNote
documentscongress.govSenate amendment text had these deadlines/board/eminent-domain provisions; stripped before the FY24 NDAA (PL 118-31 Sec.1841-43) was signed
none found—New Paradigm Institute nomination role: his account only

Sources

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Sheehan on Danny Jones (2024)asserts

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Daniel SheehanspeakerStructural

Claim

Sheehan describes a 64-page UFO disclosure bill: agencies had 300 days to digitize records, the National Archives 180 days to release them, and a 9-person review board with a $20M budget, nominees drawn partly from the New Paradigm Institute.