National Space Council Issues Its Greatest Hits

National Space Council Releases Report on Space Policy Accomplishments
“Over the past four years, it has been my great privilege to serve as chair of the National Space Council, and I am proud of the tremendous progress our Administration has made to advance U.S. national space power,” said Vice President Mike Pence. “With a revived National Space Council at the helm of a whole-of-government approach, the Trump Administration has successfully aligned American space policies, programs, and budgets with enduring national interests. The U.S. Government has fostered close coordination, cooperation, and technology and information exchange to give the American space enterprise a new vision, direction, and confidence.”
Keith’s update: But wait – there’s more. The White House just dropped a bonus SPD.
White House Issues Space Policy Directive 7 on Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Systems
“SPD-7 directs an increase of cybersecurity for the Global Positioning System (GPS) and GPS-enabled devices, and acknowledges the potential for GPS to contribute to in-space applications. This is the first update to the United States policy on space-based PNT in more than 16 years.”