SECTION 10(A) (2) - PUBLIC LAW 110

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CIA-RDP59-00882R000200030082-4
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December 15, 2016
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November 3, 2003
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82
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September 11, 1951
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Approved For Tease 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP59-008829 ESTIVED 11 September 1051 I VIORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Section lU(a)(2) - Public Law 110 1. The meaning of Section 10(a)(2) of Public Iaw 11U was dis- cussed today with two General Accounting Office attorneys, Itr. Wil- liam L. Idorrow, Associate General Counsel, and Lr. Carl P. Friend, Office of the General Counsel. 2. Mr. Morrow, who specializes in the handling of appropriation matters, said very frankly that he did not know the meaning of this section. It was his impression, however, that it would be a rather strained construction to hold that CIA could do something another Agency had been specifically authorized to do, simply because of the language contained in Section 10(a)(2). M . Friend agreed. 3. Both attorneys agreed, however, that the broad powers enu- merated in Section 10 (as a whole) would be sufficient to authorize a wide and varied group of expenditures. ;specifically, they indi- cated Section lU should be an adequate basis to support expenditures 14.. They expressed the belief, however, that the Director of Central Intelligence should predicate any such decision on the necess- ity to carry out Agency functions, and couple it with the "not with- standing any other provisions cf law" language of Section 1C(a). Distribution: Original - Subject-` 1 - Chrono 1 - Legal Decisions 1 - Vital Documents ILLEGIB 25X1A9A Approved For Release 2003 1Z :I-P59-008828000200030082-4