S. 2525 - PROPOSED INTELLIGENCE CHARTER LEGISLATION - TITLE IV, CIA - REVISION

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• Publication Date: August 15, 1978
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15 pUG 1978
MM P'OR : Deputy Director for Administration
FROM :
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
James D. McDonald
Director of Logistics
S. 2525 - Proposed Intelligence Charter
Legislation - Title IV, CIA - Revision
Multiple Adse Memo dtd 8 Aug 78 fm ACC,
same subj (OGC 78-5221)
1. The latest revision of Title IV has been reviewed by
this office. The deletions in those sections which will impact
logistics operations appear to be significant. If S. 2525 is
to be narrowly interpreted, as is the position the Office of
General Counsel has taken with regard to L.O. 12036, current
logistics operations could be either impaired Or prohibited.
2. We wish to bring those specific activities which we are
concerned with to your attention to ensure that they are pro-
vided for in this current edition.
Section 421:
The provision for rental of real property within
and outside the United States has been eliminated.
Section 422:
a. The paragraph does not specifically provide
for the procurement, storage, and maintenance intenance of ammu-
nition and ordnance material. Pe.Au.
b. There are no specific provisions for accommoda-
v/ tion procurements.
c. There are no specific provisions for the transfer
r assignp.ent of Government property to foreign govern-
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CT: S. 2525 - Proposed Intelligence Charter Legislation
Title IV, CIA - Revision
d. The provisions for DCI waiver should also extend
to Federal Property Management Regulations (PPMRs) when
5. There appears to be no provision in the legislation for
the Agency to provide logistics support to other government
agencies not specifically identified= with intelligence activities.
Mutual aid and support between Government agencies is common
practice in government when it is deemed to be in the best
interest of the goverment. We presume that participation by
the Agency will not be limited or excluded under Title IV.
SICAT
as 11. McDonald
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