Intelligence Authorization Act FY2024 §1104 (UAP funding limitation & contractor turnover).

documentedgovernment_studySOF/JSOC UAP Retrieval Claim

S.2103 §1104 (with parallel FY2024 NDAA language) bars funds for any UAP SAP/CAP not briefed to congressional leadership + intelligence committees, and would compel contractors holding 'non-earth origin or exotic UAP material' to make it available to AARO.

The Intelligence Authorization Act for FY2024 (S.2103), approved unanimously by SSCI June 14, 2023, contained Section 1104 (Funding Limitations Relating to UAP). The companion FY2024 NDAA language prohibits funds for any classified UAP program — including SAPs — not briefed to the four congressional leaders and the intelligence committees, with the prohibition reaching personnel, security, analysis, reverse-engineering, and propulsion work. The Senate IAA also imposed a six-month window for any person currently/formerly under federal contract to make non-earth-origin or exotic UAP material available to AARO. Gillibrand framed this as a check on possible 'rogue SAP programs' operating without oversight.

Connected entities

Private aerospace contractors.Special Access Programs (SAPs).