; and (B) goal oriented declassification pilot programs. (6) To promote and implement technological and automated solutions relating to declassification, with human input as necessary for key policy decisions. (7) To promote feasible, sustainable, and interoperable programs, processes, and systems to facilitate a federate declassification system. (8) To direct the implementation across Executive agencies of the most effective programs and approaches relating to declassification. (9) To establish, oversee, and enforce acquisition and contracting policies relating to declassification programs. (10) In coordination with the Information Security Oversight Office in the National Archives and Records Administration— (A) to issue policies and directives to the heads of Executive agencies relating to directing resources and making technological investments in declassification that include support for a federated declassification system; (B) to ensure implementation of the policies and directives issued under subparagraph (A); (C) to collect information on declassification practices and policies across Executive agencies, including challenges to effective declassification, training, accounting, and costs associated with classification and declassification; (D) to develop policies for ensuring the accuracy of information obtained from Federal agencies