SUMMARY OF CHANGES IN DRAFT REVISION OF DCID 1/14

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 2, 1998
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Summary of Changes in Draft Revision of DCID 1/14
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,Summary of Changes in Draft Revision of DCID 1/14
Preamble - updates reference to Executive Order; deletes reference to
National Security Council Directives; and adds reference to the DCID
on the Security Committee.
Paragraph 1 - is a new paragraph providing definitions of "Intelligence Com-
munity" and "Senior Officials of the Intelligence Community" drawn from
E.O. 12333, and of "Sensitive Compartmented Information" drawn from the
DCI Security Policy Manual for SCI Control Systems.
(Paragraph 6 - acids "trustworthy," "reliable" and "judgment" to the criteria
governing the granting of access to SCI.
- adds footnote stating that security criteria for
members of immediate family of candidates for SCI access
also apply to cohabitants.
Paragraph 7 - which provides exceptions to standards, now immediately follows
the paragraph stating those standards. The former intervening paragraph,
which provides for emergency access prior to completion of prescribed
investigation, is now paragraph 12 grouped with another paragraph stating
authorized exceptions to investigative requirements.
Paragraph 11.d - changes the period of coverage for credit checks from 5 to 7
years in recognition that Credit Bureaus routinely provide 7years'
coverage in response to checks. Requirement has been reworded to provide
flexibility in determining credit history through record checks or
through interviews with knowledgeable sources.
Paragraph 11.g - changes educational checks to eliminate requirement for
routine checks with college faculty members, and reduces requirement for
checks of secondary school attendance.
Paragraph 11.j - changes the requirement to check State Department and other
sources on persons who worked, lived or were schooled in foreign
countries from a minimum threshold period of 5 years to 1 year.
.Paragraph 11.m - adds a sentence authorizing personal interviews of subjects
as a routine screening method, and another sentence authorizing the use
of the polygraph for screening in those departments and agencies whose
policies sanction polygraph use.
Paragraph 16 - changes "shall" to "should" in the adjudicative criteria on
resolving doubts in favor of national security in order to accommodate
those few cases in which operational need dictates granting access to an
individual who is the subject of unresolved doubts. The change limits
the breadth of the exception by adding the qualifying words "and the
access should be denied or revoked."
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OSD Minority Position
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Paragraph 19 - adds a new requirement for individuals with SCI access to
notify their.agencies about any personal problems or situations which
might bear on their continuing eligibility for access, and to seek
appropriate guidance and assistance.
Paragraph 21 - places added emphasis on the potential for denial or revoca-
tion of SCI access eligibility as the result of unauthorized disclosure
of classified information.
Annex A - "Cohabitation" section - recognizes contemporary mores by stating
that "cohabitation in and of itself does not preclude SCI access
approval."
Annex B, paragraph 1 - updates references to Executive Orders; deletes refer
ence to National Security Council Intelligence Directive No. 1.
Annex B, paragraph 3.d - places a 30-day time limit on the period in which a
person whose appeal of SCI access denial has been denied may request a
final review of the case.
Annex C - incorporates into DCID 1/14 the "minimum standards for security
awareness programs in the U. S. Intelligence Community" that were
published separately with DCI authority as SECOM-D-543, dated July 1979.
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