WEEKLY REPORT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP90B01390R000200280034-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 8, 2013
• Sequence Number: 34
• Publication Date: September 26, 1986
• Content Type: MEMO

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ULA ;?kil Record
RKPI
26 September 1986
OCA 86-3233
MEMORANDUM FOR: DCI
FROM: Dave Grie
SUBJECT: ? Weekly Report
The Continuing Resolution (CR) passed the House last
night by one vote. There is no change from the language
contained in the House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee's
report. Staff contacts have already begun with the Defense
Subcommittee in the Senate, but no formal conference can
convene until the Senate passes its version of the CR. Staff
betting is that a short-term CR will have to be issued, but
they expect a final CR to be passed by 10 October. Most
staff now think no lame duck session is in the cards.
Regarding the authorization bills, staffs on both the
House and Senate sides are polling their Members regarding
various staff proposals. HPSCI expects the final cut will be
ready by Monday and that the close agreement between the two
committees will preclude the need for a formal conference.
HPSCI expects the final report will be filed by mid-week. As
you know, you signed a views letter to Durenberger and
Hamilton on Friday.
The home-to-work transportation legislation remains
open. Our hold on the legislation remains effective for the
time being, as do the holds put on by other agencies.
Further, our concerns have been addressed by Section 8
language contained in the current version of the
legislation. That current version does not, however, protect
other agencies, and we have quietly made them aware of it.
The White House continues to push as do various Congressional
supporters. It is thus possible that it will be put on the
CR, other holds notwithstanding.
We have been working with the FBI, SSCI, HPSCI, Capitol
Hill Police and the Sergeants at Arms to improve technical
security in sensitive hearing areas on Capitol Hill. We
succeeded in getting the Senate to put $250,000 in FY 87
Senate funds into a unit to cover the Dirksen and Hart
buildings and to assign a full-time person to monitor and
analyze the system. In principal, the House has agreed to a
similar system pending the outcome of a comprehensive
security review. They want to incorporate both physical and
technical security requirements into one budget item.
Currently the House has no technical countermeasures
protection other than in a few selected rooms in the
Capitol. We will keep pushing.
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The House passed the Tax Reform bill which contains a
provision that repeals the 3 year recovery rule for federal
annuitants. There is some effort to remedy this repeal by
separate legislation, but the outlook for that is
questionable.
cc: DDO
DDI
DDSU
DDA
Distribution:
Original - Addressee
1 - DDCI
1 - EXDIR
1 - ER
1 - Comptroller
1 - D/PAO
1 - General Counsel
1 - D/OP
1 - D/ICS
1 - D/OCA Chrono
1 - EO/OCA ?
1 - DD/House Affairs/OCA
1 - DD/Senate Affairs/OCA
1 - DD/Legislatiop/OCA
1 - OCA Subject I
1 - OCA Chrono
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OCA 86-3130
23 September 1986
MEMO FOR: D/OCA
FROM ?
SUBJECT :
Ground Rules for Dealing with Comptroller Contacts
on the Hill
We have recently had several instances where the
Comptroller has set up meetings between Agency personnel and
Congressional staff or Members without our knowledge. It seems
that this would be a good time to set out some ground rules as
the DDs and ADDS assume (properly, I think) that we are the
monitor of all contacts with the Hill. When something goes
wrong, it should be our problem--but it can't be when we don't
even know a session has been set up.
We need to establish the following:
All contacts between Agency officers and Congress must be
listed on the OCA calendar. The only exception would be
meetings between the Comptroller (and his staff) and the budget
officers of the oversight committees. If any non-Comptroller
personnel is involved, the meeting should be listed.
A representative of OCA must attend any meeting involving
Agency personnel and a Member of Congress, unless specifically
excluded by the D/OCA, the DDCI, or the DCI. OCA attendance is
expected at all presentations before the oversight committees.
Requests that come in via the Comptroller, should be referred
to D/OCA for joint handling.
The Comptroller's office should set up and control all meetings
with Congressional staff on budget issues. A representative of
OCA may attend and should be notified when the meeting is
listed on the OCA calendar. A representative of OCA must
attend when the meeting concerns any aspect of a Presidential
Finding, including reprogrammings and transfers of funds.
Questions for the record flowing from budget hearings should be
handled by the Comptroller, with a drop copy provided to
D/OCA. OCA officers will normally prepare Memoranda for the
Record of all sessions they attend unless they are purely
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which case that representative will prepare the MFR and furnish
a copy to OCA.
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