PERSONNEL SECURITY SUB-COMMITTEE PROJECTED TASKING FOR JULY 1982 THRU JUNE 1983

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP87T00623R000200060006-4
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 25, 2010
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: July 21, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
WASHINGTON DC 20330
REPLY TO
ATTN OF
2 1 JUL. t='92
SUBJECT Personnel Security Sub-Committee Projected Tasking for July 1982
Thru June 1983
TO Chairman
DCI Security Committee
Room 5E25
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC
1. Reference your letter 29 June 1982 SECOM D-228.
2. Attachment one contains the Air Force prioritized listing of
projected tasking for the Personnel Security Sub-Committee.
RICHARD/,J. SCHO $', Lt Col, USAF 1 Atch
Altern e Air Force Member Prioritized Listing
DCI Security Committee
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AIR FORCE PRIORITY PROJECTt TASKING
PERSONNEL SECURITY SUB-COMMITTEE
1. Conduct an ongoing review of DCID 1/14 to ensure that its
standards and requirements continue to meet the needs of the
Intelligence Community.
2. Consider the feasibility of establishing reasonable standards
for granting exception to DCID 1/14 concerning non-U.S. citizenship
of family members of those persons applying for SCI access.
3. Pursue polygraph initiatives and the applicability of the
polygraph to the Intelligence Community personnel security program.
Included in this effort will be research and education as necessary
to achieve broader use of the polygraph within the Intelligence
Community.
4. Conduct a follow-on evaluation and data analysis of the 1980
Investigative Standards Working Group Personnel Security Survey.
5. Coordinate 4C programing to insure its compatibility with the
adjudicative and clearance/access needs of the Intelligence
Community.
6. Improve and update the SCI Adjudicators' Conference as an
ongoing effort.
7. Examine the personal liability of investigators, adjudicators
and other persopnnel security officers vis-a-vis the Federal Tort
Claims Act. It is intended that this examination culminate in
the presentation of a short (two or three days) seminar about the
legal principles that impact on personnel security officers, to
include personal liability, constitutional rights, investigtive
sufficiency, etc.
8. Address the problem of personnel security investrigators, who
normally are not law enforcement officers, obtaining local criminal
history information.
9. Establish a training course for adjudicators trainees and
interns that encompass both collateral clearance and SCI access
eligibility considerations.
10. Propose a draft replacement of Executive Order 10450 encompassing
all aspects of the federal personnel security program (employability,
clearability, etc.), specifically to include the needs of the
Intelligence Community.
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