PROPOSED(Sanitized) FOREIGN RESIDENCE RESTRICTIONS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-04718A002400370018-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 29, 2001
• Sequence Number: 18
• Content Type: MF

office does not concur in the ?ubl.ieation of the subject
e indicating concurrence in the staff study and proposed
on which the regulation is based, we have given further
of imposing post ex-ai?ent foreign residence re-
would be effective in actual nraotfae.
It is rcogafsed that there have been and will continue to be
ai.n ter hated employees who, because of the circumstances sur-
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>roed
1. Th;
regulation,
otndin their termination or because of the sensitivity of their r-
lar assignment, are of special interest to the Agency after their
as a result of this study, do not believe the paw
w1 s, develor d, the Foreign Residence Agreement is cons-
detndent on indivtdaiai reporting and has no
of legal. enfe a nt. in many instances im-
oosition of this restriction would be resented by mom
:tract personnel and would noasibly Dreciude
ertain desirable employees in the future.
b. The ?rop ed procedures are cumbersome in that they
require screening the many iu order to check on the
relatively few cases in which we would have real ob-
jection to or Interest In the foreign residence of an
individual subsequent to his leaving the Agency,
termination. There is also no doubt but that the Clandestine Services
should monitor future residence in foreign countries of certain former
O.U a-9i1#
4. Our reasons for nonconcurrence in proposed as 25X1 A
written, include the following;
a.. As was reeognised at the time the original eta" study
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It W Mare earn that we rule out eormr etely those individuals not
stationed in foreign areas, in regard to some of whom we may
have an interest in monitoring Post samlovment foreign resi-
dence.
d. We note the regulation has been broadened to include a nro -
hibition against maintaining any conr, in a foreign area.
Use of the team. 0~ontaots1 requires clarification. Otherwise
we could ex ect a deluge of requests from returnees m di:-
ratinl that c?orresnondence, and sometimes personal contact
10 needed to resneet ,u?to of the and and to sustain
corer a a: in the foreign area. Seldom can departure from
an area he accompanied by a ccxie? fete break in all connections,
Such a comete break would be abnormal 'and. would attract
attention to the nerson.
CHARLES V. }"OT.