A bill to amend the National Security Act of 1947 to define more specifically the jurisdiction of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Specifies, under the National Security Act, that the Central Intelligence Agency shall be concerned only with foreign intelligence activities of the United States.

States that the Agency shall inform United States citizens when it is collecting foreign intelligence from them in the United States except when authorized not to make such disclosure by a published Executive Order of the President.

Limits the responsibility of the Agency in protecting sources and methods of foreign intelligence from unauthorized disclosure: (1) to lawful means with respect to present or former employees or contracted agents; and (2) to providing assistance to other governmental intelligence activities.