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Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 Free askSam Searchable Version Search and analyze the text from the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act.  The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act is the most dramatic reform of U.S. intelligence capabilities since the National Security Act of 1947. We've imported the complete legislative text into a searchable askSam database file.  Browse, search, and analyze the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act on-line (from your Web browser)... Browse and search on-line or use the free askSam Viewer or the askSam free-form database for more convenient access on your computer (Windows PCs only). Intelligence Reform & Terrorism Prevention Act Database askSam Viewer Interested in more information like this?  Click here to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. Each month we'll send an email with any new files that publish.    Also Available in Searchable Databases:   The Patriot Act  The 9-11 Commission Report Transcripts from the 2004 Presidential Debates Speeches from the 2004 Political Conventions "Our Plan for America" - John Kerry "Agenda for America" - George Bush More Files... More About the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act: The Act was signed by President Bush on Dec. 17, 2004. You can read the White House press release here. The Act was passed in the House of Representatives on Dec. 7, 2004, with a vote of 336-75. It was passed in the Senate on Dec. 8, 2004, with a vote of 89-2. The text in the askSam database was taken from the U.S. Government Printing Office Web site. The GPO has the act available in text and PDF format.    With the full version of askSam you can: * Create your own databases to manage your information * Archive and search years of email * Turn anything into searchable databases -- notes, reports, memos, Web pages, names, addresses, etc. * and much more...    Free Trial    Quick Tour    Learn More about askSam