President-elect Donald Trump’s team has signed an agreement with the Biden White House unlocking key transition briefings and activities after a lengthy delay that stemmed, in part, from the Trump team’s concerns over a mandatory ethics agreement.

President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a required agreement with President Joe Biden’s White House to allow his transition team to coordinate with the existing federal workforce ahead of taking office on Jan.

“After completing the selection process of his incoming Cabinet, President-elect Trump is entering the next phase of his administration’s transition by executing a Memorandum of Understanding with President Joe Biden’s White House,” Wiles said. What exactly does the agreement provide?

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's transition team has signed a memorandum of understanding with the White House on preparations for Trump to take office on Jan. 20, Trump's incoming chief of staff said in a statement on Tuesday.

The president-elect's team refused to sign agreements to receive federal transition funding or allow the FBI to process security clearances for its officials.

President-elect Donald Trump’s transition will continue to rely solely on money from private donors, a break from norms that will allow his team to raise unlimited sums. Trump announced an agreement this week with the Biden administration that allowed his team to begin coordinating with agencies on the transition,