REMARKS ON SUGGESTED REVISION OF SECTION 108, S. 2102

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• Document Release Date: August 6, 2000
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Remarks on Suggested
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Seetion 106, S. 2102
The only change it the opeuing senterce
of Section 106 is the addition of a
provision 'Mob states that the Director
of the Control. Intelligence Agency shall
b. appointed *from civilian or military
life% which was not spoolfied in the
original bill.
As originally written it proud
tho Central intelligence Agency
ship to include 4 commisatoned of er
of the Army, Navy and Air Forces, re-
presentatives of the Department of State
and Treasury., a representative of the
N.M. and such other representatives of
agencies and departnonts of the Govern-
ment as tho Coordinator of Common Defense
may recommend and the President approve.
Ihe original provision has boon revised
and other provisions added. As now
written it provides that any commissioned
offieer of the United States Army, Navy,
or Air Torees may be appointed to the
office of the Director and that inlet%
offieer may serve without- relinquishing
any military rights or privileges. It
aiso make* provision for such officer
to receive compensation at the rate of
S12,000 per annum while serving as
Direotor. glare it 1MA origimallY
provided that the Coordinator of Common
Defense determines the membership of
the Central Agency it now provides that
the Council of Common Defense with the
approval of the President determines
the military and civilian personnel to
he assigned to the Central Agioncy from
the departments and agencies of tho
Government.
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The ut1ine ot duties as ginelly
written in S. 102 is subject to various
interpretations and does not clearly
define the responsibilities of the Central
Intelligence Agenoy.
The entire outline has been deleted and
a disoription of the duties and rssponai.
bilities of the Central Intelligence
Ageney has been substituted which follows
closely the wording of tho Xxecutive
Order s$ttb1ihin the Central Intent-
genes Group.
The bill in its original form provid.d
that the Central Intelligence Agency
shall in no way relieve the existing
intelligence agencies of their responsi-
bilities; for, or authority over, intel/i
gene, work under their jurisdiction.
This provision has been revised to
provide that intelligence responsi-
bilities of the departments and other
&genet.' shall not be affected except
as they at be relieved of authorities
and responsibilities by the Central
Intelligence Agency pursuant to authority
provided in subsection (b). The sub.
section referred to provides that tho
Central Agency perform such ittelligen
serviees of common concern as ths Council
of Common Wenn* determines cap be more
efficiently accomplished by the Agency.
Revised but intent and scope of this
pOovision not ?hanged.
The lino risiating to th.rtspons.bi1ity
of the Director of C.ntre.i Xntelltwe.
Agency for protecting int* co sources
and =Abode has been &listed rem sub-
paragraph (b) and set up as a separate sub-
paragraph under (f),
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Rww sub?paragraph (f) covering the
responsibility of the Director for
protecting intelligence sources and
methods.
Provides for en executive secretary to be
appointed by the President, with the
advice and consent of tcle Senate, con.
pensation to be at the rate of $10,000
per annum. Also provides that such
secretary may, with the approval of the
Director of the Central Agency employ
the services of part tins advisory
personnel.
The foregoing has been deleted and no
provision substituted therefor. It is
believed to be unneveaseey and undesirable
to have an executive eecretary appointed
by the President to serve under the
Director of Central Intelligence. It ie
further believed that the executive
seoretery should be and can be appointed
by the Director of Central Intelligense
under the provisions of subsection a
(Item 2 above). It is also believed that
subsection a will permit employment of
sueh part il4e advisory personnel aa may
be deemed necessary.
As originally stated the b 1 provides that
the Central Intelligence Agency make use
of the facilities and services of the
Depertmente of State, Treasury, Justice
War, Wavy, Air and other Governmental
agencies available for intelligence work
and authorises and directs suoh agencies
to make such faoilities and services
available and to participate to the fullest
extent in the objectives of the agencies.
The fornoing has been revived but retains
the same requirements and a paragraph has
been added (e) which provides that the
intelligence operations of the department*
and agencies shell be open to inspection
by the Director in connection with planning
operations of the Agency, and the intelli
gone. possessed by such departments and
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eneies shall be nude freely ami1b1e
Director for correlation,
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