PROPOSED PROCEDURAL CHANGES CONCERNING THE METHOD OF PROCESSING APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CAREER STAFF

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CIA-RDP80-01826R000700050009-5
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RIFPUB
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S
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2
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December 9, 2016
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July 13, 2000
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9
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May 17, 1955
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REPORT
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.09wieeT4 Approved For Release 2000/ 9 I 1 R000701.9000194 4004 1 IVIAT Proposed Procedural Changes Concerning the Method of Processing Applications for Membership in the Career Staff At the 9th meeting of the CIA Career Council* questions were raised with reference to procedures followed by Panels and the CIA Selection Board in processing applications for member- ship in the Career Staff, The following proposals are submitted for the consideration of the Council: AnAte a 120 ? It should be a matter of standard operating procedure that the seven offices of record (listed below) should, en a continuing basis, furnish the Head of an Operating Component with any information concerning the work performance, con- duct or status of the persons under his jurisdiction. This should be done to the extent that it is professionally appropriate (e.g.. Medical Staff) or operationally eecure (e.g., Office of Security, Inspector General, and Inspecta tion and Review Staff), The Head of the Operating Component should 'be responsible for keeling the Head of the Career Service (if they are not one and the sane person), advised of such information when appropriate, Office of Personnel Office of Security Office of Training Medical Staff Office of the Comptroller The Inspector General Inspection and Review Staff 2, dila respect to the clued= of selection forAmAlargeta in the Career Staff, a, As cases are scheduled by the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board for reviewby an Examining Panel* the Head of the Career Service concerned will be furnished with the list of names of those persons under his career jurisdiction at the same time that the list is forwarded to the seven offices of record for their review and comment. The list will serve to inform the Head of the Career Service of thobe persons whose applications will be considered by an Examining Panel within approximately the next 30 days. Approved For Release 2000/a150-;4144DP80-0- ,,-,,.??.?, JL ' -Approved For&lease 2000/08/30 : CIA-RDP8130826R000700050009-5 To the extent that it is professionally appropriate and operationally secure, the seven offices of record will furnish to the CIA Selection Board information concerning the work performance, conduct or status of those persons whose cases are to be reviewed by an Examining Panel. If an Examining Panel considers that information available to it on a particular case appears to be inconsistent with the recommendation of the Head of the Career Service concerned or might not have been available to him when his original recommendation was made, the Executive Director of the CIA Selection Board will forward such information to him on an EYES ONLY basis? This will enable the Head of the Career Service to reconsider his original recommen- dation in the light of any new information and to modify it, if he so desires. Upon receipt of his reply, the Executive Director will forward the case directly to the CIA Selection Board without further review by an Examining Panel. -2.. Approved For Release 2000/08/30 : CIA-RDP80-01826R000700050009-5