The Director would also ensure “the maintenance

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Of a nucleus of cyber security experts within the United States Government to enhance sharing of information regarding cyber security and physical security of the United States, tracking vulnerabilities and proposing improved risk management policies.”

The proposed agency would oversee Federal, State and local emergency preparedness training and exercise programs and provide a single staff for Federal assistance in any emergency (including emergencies caused by flood, earthquake, hurricane, disease, or terrorist bomb). By creating a National Crisis Action Center it would act as the focal point for monitoring emergencies and coordinate.

Federal support for State and local governments and the phone number list private sector. The proposed agency would establish training and equipment standards, provide resource grants, and encourage intelligence and information sharing among the Department of Defense, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency, State emergency management officials, and local first responders, coordinating and integrating activities of the Department of Defense, the National Guard, and other Federal agencies into a Federal response plan.

The agency would coordinate activities among private sector entities and manage a single response system for national incidents in coordination with the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Centers for Disease Control, while maintaining Federal asset databases and supporting up-to-date State and local databases. The Director shall also establish and maintain strong mechanisms for the sharing of information and intelligence with United States and international intelligence entities. What part of the Bill of Rights won't be trampled by all this federalized activity?