INTELLIGENCE AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FY-1988 CONFERENCE REPORT

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OCA 87-5772
18 1~ovemher 1987
N.EMORP.?~DUr: FOR
FROM,
SUBJECT:
Intelliaence Authorization Pill for FY-195E
Cor,ferer,cE Report
1. Attached for your informatior, i; a copy of the Conference
Report or, the Intelliaence Authorizatior. Act for Fi~cGl Year 1988
(I-:.R. 2112) .
2. A1_o attached i~ a chart dei ictir.c tre congrE~_ior;al actier.
or, the various provi~ior,~.
3. We expect that the House and Senate
Conference Report within the next few days.
Attachment:
a. Mated
Distribution: (Internal only)
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Executive Registry
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Inspector General
Comptroller
DDSyT
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OCA/Leg/P~ ~ap (18 November 1987)
a~i 11 take up the
General Counsel
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Liaison
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -HOUSE November 10, 189
are dying at an alarming rate, leaving little
more than stands of gray skeletons. Jn the
last several decades, roughly hall the red
spruce et upper elevations ht VermOnTs
Green Mountains and the Adirondack Moun-
tains have died. The sugar maple industry in
Vermont also is being threatened. A combina-
lion of av pollutants, including acid rain, has
contributed to the death of virgin balsam fir
and spruce on North Carolina's Mount Mitch-
ell, the highest peak in the State.
Acid rain can even threaten our own health
by leaching lead and copper from plumbing
systems that soppy dunking water, causing
the water to fait safe drinking standards.
Acid ram is not just a Northeastern problem,
nor is it a problem that any one State pan
solve on as own. Most of the sources of acid
rain that taNs in any State m the eastern half
of our country originate outside ghat State.
Rain which is 5 l0 10 times more acidic than
normal is falling with increasing frequency in
the Southeast end even in Western States.
Acid rain K obviously a rtatiortal problem
which demands a national solution.
My bill establishes an effeCWe two-phase
national response to sad rain that wAt result in
an annual emissions teduction of spprotb-
mately 10 million tons of sulfur dioxide and
roughly 3 millions tons Of nitrogen oxide.
ey January 1, 1994, the annual statewide
average rate of emissions of sulfur dioxide
from coal-fired steam generating plants
cannvt exceed 2 pounds per million Btu's of
heat input. By January 1, 1999, the annual
statewide average rate of emissions for sulfur
dioxide cannot exceed 1.2 pounds per million
Btu's of heat input. In addition, by 1999, coal-
fired units must meet sUict emission reduction
standards for niVogen oxide based on the
plant's type of boilers.
While setting sVingent emission standards,
my proposal gives states the flexibility to
achieve those reductions in the most cost-ef-
fective manner to help prevent sharp price in-
creases for consumers and utilities. The bill
allows States to choose the emissions reduc-
tion control technology used to meet the
standards. States can revise their plans in the
future in order to take advantage of the lower
cost, more efficient clean coal technologies
being developed.
The legislation also permits emission trading
between utilities within a State and on 8 re-
grona' basis as long as the reduction goals
are met. This allows States to concentrate
cleanup efforts where they can maximize the
benefrcs while minimizing the costs.
My bill also encourages States to incorpo-
rate energy conservation into their control pro-
grams by establishing an alternative emissions
ceiling that credits conservation efforts.
Meeting these standards wit! pose a chal-
lenge to u'ilaies and industry to develop clean
cos! technology which can be retrofitted to ex-
isting plants. 1 am confident it is a challenge
ws can meet by working together.
The bifi's phased approach of realistic
daadl~nes. combined with maximum. flexibi"ity
in meeting the standards, are designed to give
uiiGtirs and industry time to develop promising
nev, tecr:noiogies so the}~ cap be used com-
i a-: con~emed that the ea~iy compi~ance
o2"_s m_:~~c?'_' ~r~ other acid r8~n coulee! b1115
would prr;,cJude the development of retrofitta-
ble clean coal technologies, forcing utilities to
install expensive scrubbers. Thic would toe a
no-win situation for all: consumers would see
their electricity rates jump dramatically, utilities
would have to dispose of the enormous
amounts of solid waste generated, and vitro-
Ben oxide emissions would be untouched
since scrubbers do not reduce this type of
emission.
To help bring new technologies on lines as
quickly as possible, my bill directs the Depart-
ment of Energy to refocus its existing clean
opal technology reserve program toward de-
veloping retrofittaWe technologies that can be
used by the largest number of existing plants.
I beleve there are several other public poNcy
options we should explore, including providing
tax incenWes to the utility industry to develop
commercially viable clean coat technology.
My bill follows the environmentally sound
polluter-pays principle, imposing rte new taxes
on ratepayers. 1 strongly oppose efforts to tax
all utility customers in order io subsxirze
some. Ratepayers in states Bice New York,
New Hampshire, Minnesota, Michigan, and
Wisconsin are akeady Paying higher utility bills
because of their States' programs to control
epd rain. Their utility bills should not have to
jump even higher to subsidize cleanup costs
in other States.
FURTIiER MESSAGE FRUM THE
SENATE
A further message from the Senate
by Mr. Hallen. one of its clerks. e.n-
nounced that the Senate had passed
without amendment a concurrent reso-
lution of the House of the following
title:
H. Con. Res. 215. Concurrent resolution
pm~?iding for an adjourztment of the House
from Not'ember 10 Lo November 16, 1981.
CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R.
E112
Mr. STOKES submitted the follow-
ing conference report and statement
on the bill (H.R. 2112) to authorize ap-
propriations for fiscal year 1988 for in-
telligence and intelligence-related ac-
ti~'ities of the IInited States Govern-
ment, for the Intelligence Communit~?
Staff, for the Central Intelligence
enc~? Retirement an isa~ility'
SS-stem, an for o er purposes:
CotvrEtt~ce Raroar >;
50~ra~+li of the Nahona: Sreuntt Aet o'
194", fuad.~ for the set:rt'~?.~ lrstec v. tt~r.:
pc*f o! such cN~rauir ent::l:~%J "tai:nth,~;-
t~~d Ab~~~rct.-tc..c?,_ rr.-~ h~ ,- _. c?.-
crpcr;drd on1t~ to tier earn,: to a?h,:'~~ (rr,.c:
err aTJ'rop^tatrd the~e~n?r rn frsrcl yrr,-
1u~t
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November 10, 1987 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -HOUSE
H 9929
Icl The sWudule a Arlhorisationt dt- Clozxrnment enpoged to tnOellipcn? and tn- seroioe Jot bencJlts Yoder the tale /other
scribed to subsection I61 shall be made telligtnce-elated octivftiet than dsability annuity! or /lie dale t1u d!a?
available to the Committees on Appropria- Ie/ Durinp Fiscal Year 1D88, enY olJicer or ab!litY annuity begins, tphicheotr 4 later,
bona of the Senate and House Ql Represesit? tmployet of the United State or a member and
ativet and to the President 97te Pnerldent QI the Atmed Fortes rrho to detailed to the "IB/ the amount of btnelita 4f the former
shall provide Jot rultaDle distribution of the Inteltipenee Common{ty St?/J Jro?z another spouse shall be calculated on the bash o!
Schedule, or a/ appropriatt portions of the element Q/ flu United State t3overnmtnl bentlltr Jot tnhich the participant would
Schedule, sosNin the Esecrtive Branch. shall be detailed on a rrlmbursaDle Dams, otheroiae ao aralZfY.
1dllt/ It is the genre Qf Congr+ess that, in etcepl that any arch ojjiCtr, employee or 'v3/ BeneJitd under this section shall Dc
allocating nedrClionr 4/ Aon-headquarters member may 6e detailed on a nonstimbuna? treated the same as an annuity ruder aec-
perronnel qj Defense Agencies prrtuant to ble basis for a period tat less Nan one year tlon t221al/til Jor purposes of section
subsection Iblt2llA/ and subsection /d/ of Jor the performance of temporary Junctions 221 /D/12/ or any comparable pro:~ision of
Section 601 of Public Lau? 9933 1100 Stat. as required Dy the Director N Central Intel? Lazo.
10651, the Secretary Qf Defense shorid avoid 1i-gence. "t4llA/ Bcnehta under Nis section shat!
alloca.ting Personnel nductirn4s to the De- F1~TELIJGENCt COAIML7J/TY STAFF IDM/A'ISTERED not be payable rnless appropriate u+rilten
Dense Intelligence Agency or the Defense IN sAMa AfANNER As cExTRAt /NTE/.t.ICENCt application la provided to tht Director, eom-
MQPPZngAgencY. AGENCY p1elC u+iN any supporting dOCrmentatiori
l2/ For purposes olparagraph 111, the term SEC. t03. During Fiscal Year 1988. aclivi- r+hich Ne Director may be regulation re-
"nonheadquartera personnel" means mem? ties and personnel RI the Intelligence Com- quire, scithin 30 months 4/ter the eJJectlve
hers Qf Ne Armed Forces and Citrilian em- munity Staff shall be aubiect to Ne provi- date of Nis section. The Director may waive
ployees assigned or detailed to permanent sions of the National Secrrity Act 41 19/7 Ne 30-month application requirement under
duty !n the Defense Agencies and Depart- I50 U.S.C. 401 et seq./ and the Central Intel- Nis subparagraph {n any cast !n ~olzich the
meet N Defense Field Activities, other than lige'nce Agency Act of 1949 I50 U.S.C. 403a et Director determ:nea N.at Ne clrcrmatarzces
zrumben and employees araigned m detailed aeq.l in Ne same manner as acti:+ities and so ut+arrnnt.
to duty !n management headquariers aclivi- personnel of the Centre./ Intelligence Agency. "tB/ Upon approzwl o/ an application as
ties or management headquarters support TITLE III-CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE provided ender subparagraph IA 1, the ap-
aCtitrities. AGENCY RETIREMENT AND DISABIL- pT?priate bone-tits shall be payable to Ne
PERSONNEL CEfI1N0lDJUSTarEN7S i?'ySYSTEM Dormer spouse u`ith respect t0 all periods
SEC. 103. The Dlnec'tof Oj Central IntelZi- AG7'HOR/ZATIONOFAPPROPRIATIONS be/Ore such approval during which Ne
pence maY authorize employment ojcltrilian SEC. 301. Then u authorized to be appro? Dormer apozuc was entitled to such bene~tts
personnel in eseesa of Ne numbers author- priated Jor Ne Centre/ Intelligence Agency under Nis section, but in no event shall Den-
ized Jor fiscal Year 1988 under sections 102 Retirement and Disability Frnd Jor Fiscal e--fits be payable under N!s section uKN re-
ared 102 of Nis Act token ht determines Nat }.ear 1988 the sum gjt134,700,000. spect to any penod 6cJore Ne efjeclit+e date
such action is necessary to Ne performance TITLE IV-RETIREMENT AND DEATH IN ~??Id~ThetDirector shall-
ot important intelligence Junctions, except
Nat such number may not, Jor any element SERVICE BENEFITS '/I/ as soon as possible. but not [stet than
of the Intelligence Community. ezceed 2 per RETIREMENT BENEFITS sfl dayJ gfleT NP ejjectzz~e date' of this aec-
centum of Ne number of civilian personnel Sec. 901. lal Part C of title II of Ne Cen- lion, issue such regulations as may be neces-
authorized under such sections Jor such e1e- teal Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of sary to carry out This section: and
meet. The Director of Central Intelligence 1969 Jor Certain Employees is amended by ?I2/ to Ne ma,nmum esterzt pra.clica6le,
shall promptly notify the Permanent Select adding at the end the Jollouing section: and as soon as possible. lrzform each indi-
Committee on lntelligenee Of the HOUSe Oj "kET7REMEn7 BENEFITS FOR CERTAIN FORMER ridual who was a former spouse qja partici-
Representativea and the Select Committee SPOUSES pant or a Dormer participant on November
on Intelligence of the Senate whenever he et- 'Sec. 225. lal Any indiz*idual utho was a 15, 1982, of any rights which such individ-
errises Ne authority granted by N!s section. former spouse Ql a participant or a Dormer cal may have under Nis section.
RESTRICTION ON SUPPORT FOR M/LITARY OR participant on November 15, 1982, shall 6e "tel Nothing in Nis section sha.U be eon-
PARAM/LlTARY OPERATIONS IN MCARAGUA entitled, LO l)te estent Of available aggro- atrued to impair, reduce, or olher-u+ise affect
Sec. 104. Funds available to the Central the annuity or the entitlement to any annu-
priations, and eSCept to the extent such ity O.1 a participant or former p?rlici
InteUigenee Agency, Ne Department of De- former spouse is disqual#fied under subsec- under Nis title. ". pant
Dense. or any other agency or entity o1 Ne lion /bl, to benefits- Ibl Section 19/al of Ne Central Irzlelli-
United States inzwlaed in intelligence ac- "ll/ tf married to the participant through- Bence Agency Act of 1999 is amended by in-
tivities may be obligated and eaperzded out Ne esedita6le sertnce ojNe participant, ae'rting "225,"after "223. 224.':
during fiscal year 1988 to provide funds, equal to 50 percent of Ne benefits oJlJxe pa r-
materlel, or other assistance to Ne Nicara- ticipant: or DEATH IN SER[7CE BEN?FIIS
guars democratic resistance to support mill- "l2/ iJ not married to the participant SEC. 402. la/ Section 231/bJ of the Central
tart' or paramilitary operations ir. Nicara- throughout such creditable sere7ce, equal to Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of 1969
gua only as authorized in section 101 and as Nat former spouse's pro rata share of 50 per- Jor Certain Employees I50 L'.S.C. 4G~b/ note/
specti:fied in Ne classified Schedule o/ Au- cent ojauch benefits. u amended-
Norizations referred to in section 102, or "Ibi A Dormer spouse sha12 not be entitled III 6t' inserting "Ill" befvrc "U a partci
pursuant to section 502 of Ne N?tional Se- to bene,F~ls under Nis section if- Pant "~
curity Act of 1997, or pursuant to Section "III theJormerspouse remarries before age f2/ by striking all Naf Jol2ous "us d4fznc?d
101ra111/ of Ne Act making continuing ap- 55: or in section 204,"and inserting in lieu thereof
propriations for the focal year 1988 tP.L. 'Y2l the Jormcr spouse is less Nan 50 years "or by a Dormer spouse puali/yino for a sur-
100-120J, or pursuant to any provision oI o.f age. vigor annuity under section 222tb1, such
tau specifically providing such funds, male- "Icltl/ The entitlement of a former spouse midou or toidotner shall be entitled, to the
riei, or assistance, to benefits under this section- extent of available appropriations. to an an-
TITLE II-INTELLIGENCE COMb1L'NITY "IA/ shall commence on the later o% nuity equal to 55 percent of the annuity
STAFF "lit the day the participant upon chose computed in accordance with paragraphs
service Denejits are based becomes entitled /2/ and /3/ of Nis subsection and section
ALTHOR/2,1 TION OF APPROPRIAT/ONS to benefits under Nis title; 221 tat, and any duck surtn vi ng form.CT
Sec. 201. There is authorized to 6e aPpro- "lilt the ,first day o,! the month in which spouse shall be entitled. to Ne trtent o/
priated Jor Ne Intelligence Community the divorce or annulment involved becomes available appropriations, to an annuity
Stctlj for fiscal Year 1988 Ne sum of final; or computed in accordance uilh section 222/b/
123,614,000. "/iii/ such former spouse's 50th 6irlhdcU; and paragraph t2i o/ this subsection as it
AL?HORIZATION OF PERSONNEL END STRENGTH grid tJxf participant died a-ftE'T being entitled to
Sec. 202. tat T7xe Intelligence Community "tB! shall terrriinale on the earhe* 01- an annuity vnd%'r this Act. The annuity of
Sigt--! zs authorized 237 jut!-lino personnel "tit the last day o! the month bc.`ore the such uidou. uidozrer, or famxer spouse shall
as of September 30, 1988. Such personnel of Jormrr spouse dies or remarries bc.forc 55 commence on Ne daft Joilouing death o/the
the Intelligence Community Staff map be years gage: or pcrticzpant and shat: tern:znatc upon drat?;
permanercf employees of thF Intelliacncr 'Yzi! the daft the berefi!s ~t the pa~h; i- o- remamagr prier to attczrin^ ai~e si.:ix~ of
Community Sta.(/or personnel dctciled.lr,?n pant tear-mate. t%u uidou, ut.duu>cr, or jornur sp~usc Isut~
other elements o-I the United States Got>crn- "l21 A'otuithstardxnp paragraph 111, in sect to the payment and restoration prorz-
mcnt. the case or any Jonne> spouse o/ a dzsabilit~ szors o.!sechona 221 rqi and 222/bJi3lt. "; and
Ibt Duriv.o Fisra: Year 19F8. p~ rsonneI ql annuitcnt- /3i Dv adding at tl:c er.d tr,; toliouir,9 nee
the Intell:geuc?r Cemmz:nitt S't~"shat: b: s~ ''rA/ the. benefits o'the jorn:er spouse shell pa recrcphs
lecied so as to proz:ide apprr~pnctc represrn- commence on Uce dau tee partiCZpcnt vouid ?t 2.' Tee arnu:tz' pcvat;,'r vnacr paragrcP`
tat:on ;tom elements of it~e United States quallfv on the base o./ his or tier creditable Ill shall be con;palcd xr, acco>dcnce with
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -HOUSE November 10, 1987
section 221/aI, except that Lhe computation
of the annuity of the participant under such
aection shall be at least the smatter 4/ IAI !0
percent of the participant's az>erage basic
salary, or /B/ the sum obtained under such
aection gJler increasing the participant's
aenice of the type last perlormed by the diJ-
Jerr-ncc betu+een the participant's age at the
time of death and age si.rty.
'Y3/ Notwilhatanding paragraph IZI. U the
participant had a Dormer spouse qualifying
Jor an annuity under section 222tb1, the an-
nuity of a widow or tcidower under this sec-
tion shall be subject to the limitation oJsec-
tion 221/bit31tBl, rind the annuity of a
former spouse under this section shall be
subject to the limitation of section
2221bIr4/tBl. ".
Ib/t1/ Section 221/0112/ of the Central In-
teZligence Agency Retirement Act of 1964 Jor
Certain Employees is amended by inserting
"232tb1, " gJter "222, 223. ".
12l Section 304 of tlu Central Intelligence
Agency Retirement Ac! of 1964 Jor Certain
Employees is anzended-
tA/ in subsection /b/ by inserting "and
13l"a,/ter "subsection Icll2/'; and
IB/ in subsection IcJ-
Itl by redesignahng paragraphs BI and
l4/ as paragraphs /4/ and t51, respectively;
and
Iii/ by inserting after paragraph !2l a nezn
paragraph asJoilows:
"l3l Section 232tb1.':
t3l Section 141a/ of the Central Intelli-
gence Agency Act oI1949 I50 L'. S. C. 403ntall
is amended by inserting "232tbi," before
"234tc1, 2341d1. ".
tcllll Except as provided in paragraph 121,
the amendments made by this section shall
take elleet on November 15. 1982, the eJJec-
tive date of the Central Intelligence Agency
Spouses' Retirement Equity Act of 1982.
IZ/ The amendments made by subsection
/bll2l shall lake efleet on January 1, 1987,
the effective date of the Federal Employees'
Retirement System Act of 1986.
Id/ Nothing in this section or any amend-
ment made by this section shall be construed
to require the JorJeiturr 6y any individual of
benefits received before the dale of the enact-
ment oJthzsAet.
let Nothing in this section or any amend-
ment made by this section shall be construed
to require a reduction in the Zevet oJbenefits
received by any individual who was receiv-
ing benefits under aection 232 of the Central
Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of 1964
Jor Certain Employees before the dale of en-
a.ctmcnt of this Act.
TITLE L'-ENHANCED COUIVTERINTEL-
LIGEIVCE AND SECURITY CAPABILI-
TIES
REPORT ON ADM/SSfON OF CERTAIN AL/ENS
SEC 501. The Attorney General sha.11 repo..*t
annually to Lhe House Permanent Select
Committee on Inleiiigence and the Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence regarding
the circumstances of any admission to the
L.rnited States over the objections of the Fed-
eral Bureau of Investigation, of any Soviet
national employed by or assigned to a Jor-
eign mission or international organization
in the United Slates.
FBI NEW }'ORX FIELD D/l'ISION EMPLO}'MENT PLAN
SIC. 502. tat The Director o-f the Federal
Bureau of /nnestigation and Lhe Director of
the Office o! Personnel Management sha.11
conduct a study to ascertain t3ze effect on re-
cru:tmrnt mtc'r.tior, and opcrafiors of em-
pluyres u,( the NFZr 3'ork Field Dit?ision o.f
the FedE'ral Bureau of Investigation caused
t;y the usucl lirzng expenses associated zctttc
sorb emnlotn.er,t.
tb! h'c later than 60 dap!: after the enact-
ment o.f this Act. the Director of Lhe Federal
Bureau o* Ir.rrrstigalion and the Director o'
the Office Rf Personnel Management shall
submit to the Congress a report setlin9 forth
the results of the study described in subsec-
tion lal and a plan Jor remedying problems
ident>,fied by the study, including, as appro-
priate, additional compensation or other
means of defraying the costs of rnzployment
in the New York Field Ditnsion.
TITLE VI-DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE
PERSONNEL IMPROVEMENTS
DFA C/~7LFAN UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
SEC. 601. lal COMPARAB/LFTV K'1TN STA Tf.'
DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES.-Chapter 83 Of 1i11E'
10, United Slates Code, is amended by in?
serting at the end thereof the JoZiozcing neu+
section:
"k 1608. L'aiform allounnee: eicilian employees
"la/ The Secretary of Defense may pay an
allowance under this section to any civilian
employee of the Delense Intelligence Agency
who-
"11/ is assigned to a Defense Attache
Office outside the United States; and
"l2/ is required by regulation to wear a
prescribed uniform in performance of oJT-
ciai duties.
"Ib/ Notwithstanding section 5901 /al of
title 5, the amount of any such allowance
shall be the greater of the Jotlowing:
"11 /The amount provided Jor employees of
the Department of State assigned to posi-
tions outside the United Slates and required
by regulation to wear a prescribed uniform
in performance of olJicial duties.
"l21 5360 per year.
"lei An allowance paid under this section
shall be treated to the same manner as is
provided fn subsection Icl of section 5901 oI
title 5 for an allowance paid under that sec-
tion. ".
(bl CLERICAL AMENDMENT -The LabIP Oj S('C-
tions at the beginning of such chapter is
amended by adding at the end thereof Lhc
jollotoinq new item.'
"1606. Uniform allowance.' civilian employees. ".
EXTENSION OF SPECIAL TERMINATION AUTNOP.ITY
FOR CERAlN DOD /NTELL/C;ENCE EMPLOYEES
SEC. 602. lal DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY.-Section 1604re1111 of title 10,
United States Code, is amended by striking
out "during fiscal years 1986 and 1987" and
inserting in lieu thereof "during fiscal years
1988 and 1989".
Ibl MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.-Section
1590/ellli of such Lit1e is amended by strik-
ing out "during Jiseal year 1987" and tiszserl-
ing in lieu thereof "during fiscal years 1988
and 1989".
REQ L7REMEN'TS TO DISCLOSE ORGAN'IZATIOhAL
AND PERSONAL DATA: DIA EXEMPTION
SEC. 603. tat Chapter 83 oI title 10. United
Slates Code, is amended by inserttng thE' lot
lou~inq neu: section:
"~ 1607. Exemption from disclosing orgoni:ational
and persona! dato
"Nottcilhstanding the provisions of any
other laze, and except as provided hereto
and as required by section 552 or section
552a of title 5, United Stales Code. the De-
fense Intelligence Agency shall not be re-
quired to disclose the organization or any
Junction of the Defense lntelhgenee Agency
or the names, official lilies, occupational
series. grades, salaries or numbers of person-
nel employed by such Agency. This section
shall not apply fo irtfornzation provided Zhc
Con cress. "
TITLE VII-STUD }' OF INTELLIGENCE
PERSONII'EL SYSTEMS
Sec. 701. lal Thr? Director of Central Intcl-
ligence shall undertake to contract with the
National AcadE'my o! Public Admn:istrafion
Ihereina,Rcr rE_IerrPd to as the Academy Ivr
nn objectzvc study which shall be class;zed
and u+huh shall coexist of a comprehensize
review and comparatttx analysis 4/ all per
sonnet management and compensation sys-
tems glJecttng civiltan personnel of agencies
and entities of the intelligence community.
Ib/ In conducting tht study described in
subsection lal, the Academy shall detrr'mzne
Lhe adequacy of existing personnel systems
to further the aDitay o/ tnteiligence agencies
or enlzties to perform tizeir mtsstons, and
Make such recommendations Jor legtslatirc.
re9uiatax or other changes as the Acadrm_v
determines advisable.
ICV The study described in subsectton la!
shall be completed in Jznal Dorm no latE'r
than January 20, 1989 a d such stuffy at)~
an rpoT'1-'o~-S4ech study. shall bE?
transmitted upon receipt by the Director vJ
Central Intelligence to the Permaztenf Select
Committee on InteU:gence of the House of
Representatives and the Select CommitG?c
on Intelligence of the Senate.
Idl O.f the amount available to the /nlPllr-
gence Community Sla.f/ Jor Jzscal year 19kb
under Section 201. not more' Chan SSOO.000
shall be available Jor the study drscnbr'd zn
subsection to/.
let The Director of Cen!ra7 Intellige)mr'.
the Director of the Intelltgence Community
SIaJ/. and the heads o.l the elements o! the
intelligence community shall provide such
support and appropriate access to necessary
information as the Academy may requtre to
complete the study described izt subsectzon
fat.
TITLE VIII-GENERAL PROVISIO.'~"S'
RESTF.I('TIUN Of COAD('C7 OF I,M1'TELLIGENC E
ACTT t7T/E.C
Sec. 801. The authorzation of approl;na-
tzons by this Acl shall not be deemed Lv con-
stitute authority for the conduct or any in-
telligence ?ctzrity zeh(ch is not otheru'tsr
authorized by the Constitution or laws uI
the United Stales.
INCREASES /N EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Ai THORIZf.'U
BY uW
Sec. 802. Appropriatio- authorized by
this Act for salary. pat retirement, a*!d
other benefzts Jor Federal mployees may b~~
increased by such additio, al or supplemen-
tal amounts as may be :teccssarv Jor nl-
creases in such benefits authorized by la u'.
TITLE IV-MOUNT ALTO EMBASS}' S/TE
ASSES.Sh,'EA7 OF SOl'IET ELECTP.O.VIC ESf'l O.ti,t C.E
cnrae!L rr}
SL'('. 901. ta) RECIFN' ANZ! F!.SS'E.l'SA: F.M1'7.-Thf
Secretary of Defense shall vicu' and assezr
the present and pGtenhcl oabilzties o-r lhr~
Gvvenunent of Gze Sotze: Untvn lu tote ~~-
eept Urziled States comrr.u zcation.~ :nro'; -
ing dzplumatzc, m.il(tary. end vlfelltVenrr
matins from lacill!z~^s or, 1bILLn: AI:G in Ih~
District o.f Columb(a. Tne SecrPiary shell
submit to Congress a report or, such rerlru
and assessment nut later than 90 days a.ri