FOREIGN RELATIONS AUTHORIZATION ACT

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16 February 1988
OCA88-0469
MEMORANDUM FOR: Associate Deputy for Administration
Deputy Director for Legislation/OCA
Foreign Relations Authorization Act
Memorandum from
5 February 1988
According to the referenced memorandum,) (noted
that this office has not communicated any guidance to the
Office of Security with respect to an interpretation of the
Agency's role in preparing an implementation plan for the
construction security certification requirement of section 160
of the Foreign Relations Authorization Act. The t"anagement
Support Division/Office of General Counsel (OGC) is the proper
area within the Agency to provide such guidance.
STAT
STAT
STAT
STAT
2. Accordingly, we are referring inquiry to the STAT
Management Support Division, which wil respon directly to you.
STAT
OCA/Leg
(16 February 9
Distribution:
Original - Addressee
1 - Director of Security
1 - DD/PTS
1 - C/OC/CED
1 - D/OCA
1 - OCA Registry
1 - OCA/Leg/Subject File: State Authorization Bill
1 _ ^ Signer
1 Signer
1 - OCA. Read
STAT
STAT
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De- rrn ber 14, 199;
CONFERENCE REPORT ON H.R.
1777. FOREIGN RELATIONS AU-
THORIZATION ACT
lusted to under clause 4 of rule XV.
Such roL'call votes. U postponed, will
to taken at the conclusion of legisla-
thcr proceeding today on eat` motion
to susnend the rules on which a re-
corded vote or the yeas and nays are
ordered, or on whJch the vote is ot>-
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE
H 1120
air tie rt?~lain~ o/ Ccrieisc Sn ur
Sec 125. Reouirr-Mints applicable to puts WSe=?tceprraennet
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Poses. Jar rrprCSentational par- Set. I11. United Slates ?mbe-sy In Hungc
I!t Pro tection of hUtorlc and artistic .. ~
Mr. FASCELL submitted the follow- sea- III
U.S. Information Agency, the Voice of
America, the Board for International
BroadrsstinZ, and for other purposes.
Conserves Raroa: (H. Rae. 100.175)
Fr?opriauons for fiscal years 1988 and
1)89 for the Department of State. the Set
The committee of eon.ertaee on the dts-
aerecirtj votes of the two Houses on the
amendment of the Senate to the bill (H.R.
1"77) to authort a appropriations for fiscal
pears 19M and 1989 for the Department of
Sr.te. the United States Infotatation
Aarric7. the Voice of America. the Board for
Inteiitattonal Broadcasting. and for other
purposes, having met, after full and free
ettifereaee, have agreed to recommend and
do rs cprn. cnd to their respective Houses Ls
follows:
That the House recede from its disagree-
ment to the amendment of the Senate and
agree to the same with an amendment as
futlows:
In lieu of the matter proposed to be In-
s-rted by the Senate amendment Insert the
foUoslnt
? crrar I. SORT TTTLJ AND rAltl OP COwTTN7S
tail Sioer Tull-7Ru Act may be cited as
the -Foreign Relations Authorization Act.
Fiscal Years IMl and 1913'
fbi Tasu or Cowrttvrs.-77se table of con-
f-iittfor this Act is as follows:
Sec 1. Short title sad table of eontenta
TITtE I-THE DEPAATMEN7 OF STATE
Pater A-Ain won r4r7ON or AUPitoPU.rrot
A1zOCar7ows or Fcrnns: A=-,arc-rows
Of the 1k9aKenenl q/ stale Set 111. Commission to study Forrtpn Serf
building: We personnel system.
127. Inclusion of coerefrr population See 172. Protection of Coil Service employ
control uttbrmatton lit annual I.
human nac4Ls report Set 172 Compensation for certain state De
Limitation on the use of a foreign PCrtment officia2L
Weisman in a manner tncom- Set 174. Audit of mertl personnel system o.
pe:ible with it, status as a for- Foreign Serv ce.
esgn mission. Sec 175. Performance pay.
OCation of shared costs at mss- See. 176. Extension of ltmtite-: appointments
/aGtlitses in Israel. Jerusalem.
or the West Bank
Purt:hanng and leasing of resi-
dence:
Sec 1J2. Prohibition on acquisition of house
for Secretary of State
Sec. III United State: Department o/ State
freedom of e=resnon
Set 134. Repeal of Office of Policy and Pro.
gram Review.
Sec. 1JS Studtet and planning for 4 consoli-
dated training facility for the
Foreign Service Institute
See 132. Restriction on supervision of Gorr
ernment employees by chiefs of
miJJtOtL
Sec. 137. Study and report concerting the
status of indir%duals with dip-
lon-.cfte immunity in the
United States.
Set 131. Federal lisrtdiction of direct ac-
tion: against insurers of diplo.
Wiatie agents
See 139. Enforcement of Case Zablockl Act
regisirernentJ.
See 240. Annual country reports on terror-
Sec 141. Restriction on we of funds for
public diplomacy efforts
See 142 Authority to invest and recover a-
penset from international
Pater C-Drs oact7rC Rmrttoerrr AND See. 206. United St4t0 Informative Agency
Sscvatt~ - - - - prograsuning on A/phanutar.
Sec
Sec
Set
177. t7tief of JnutiOnj setary.
171. Pay level of antbasscaon at large.
179. Foreign Senses career candidates
Lae trealrnenL
ISO. Prohibition on wtcmber of a For.
esgn Serowe union negotiating
on behalf of the Depart men t o!
State-
Set 111. Clanicallon a/lurtsdictton of/on
sign service gnecanee board
See Ill Record ofgrtevances awarded.
Set 111 Woasen and siinortties in the For.
etgn Service
Set 114. Compliance with taw requiring re-
ports to Congress.
Ste IlS C7taages in reporting requtrrmer-Lt
Sec. lit Dlrposltion of personal property
abroad.
Sec. 117. Authorities for service of Faseea
fellows
Set Ili benefits for certain former spouses
Q( tncmbers of the Foreign Sere
ice
TITLE ill- UNITED STATES
INFORJUTION AGENCY
Sec. 201. Asthortration of appropriation;
allocation offends
Sec. 202 Farads appro"nated for the United
States Jn/ormatton Agency.
See 202 Receipts from EngtuA?teacAing
and library programs
Set 204. USL4 posts and personnel overseas
?-? "?`? ? ??""??' Stales rn/oruw1an Agency.
ApreernenC profiibttfort on fat Sec. 201. Limitation OR Woridnet Jisndinp. -
of MML Alto Site. Sec 209. Audience
S2 152. Recovery of damages incurred as a Wray of Woridnet pro-
result of Soviet intelligence ac- ~~
tivitees directed at the ne-a Sec IIO. Nislional ?ndorment lbw De-norrts-
United Stales Embassy is
Noecosa See lSS. Separate aecoants lbw NED prt:nt-
s
See 152 United Stale . cviet reciprocity in a"
matters relating to embassies Sec SSL NED bvat" ens. of independent
Set 134. Report on personnel of Soviet state Set 212 United labor States ales s
Adrucry Commis-
trtidtng enterprises 0*
Sec 106. Reduction to earmarks if appro- Set-1SL Personnel security program for em- lion on hoist Diplemuy.
pn?tions are less than authors- ._ &._. Set 211. DLrtribulioit wiLlin the United
See 101. Adminutratton of Foreign Affairs.
Set 102. Contributions to international Or.
panuations and Confcreneer
intrrnattonal Peacekeeping Ac
to to ties
Sec 103. International Commission,.
Sec 104. Migration and refugee auutance
Sec. 105. Otter programs.
Sec. 101. Comidiance with Prctidrntlal-Con-
grwional a?umma agreement
on delleat reduction.
aarnuc asnanca Set !1s. USIA a
tltteal
purposes Sec. 151. Termination of Fee cement beneJ t,,\ '~r4'~ t x'soton!ip
Sec 110. Latin American and Caribbean' progi WL
data baJCS I for forrtpri national employees TITLE Ill-EDUCATIONAL AND
engaging to hostile lnttUtptncs/
Pater B-Der.w rsrtwr or Szi rz A tm-ottrn sett rites CULTURAL AFFAIRS
AArO Acrrvrrrtss: rotislew 1C'St1ONJ Sec 159. Report on employment of foreign See. 301. AutorIzations of apprpriationa
See 121. Re~rogremrnrng o[fisids appropri. nationals at foreign seisicei Sec 302- Samantha Smith memorial Es-
aced /or U;e teipar:ment of post, abroad cAaMgt Program.
Tlate, See 140. Construction security eerttflcalton.7 See 301 The Aru America Program.
Set 12Z, -CVR7t:ra and "plomatle posts Sec. 161. P otection fain future hostile In- Set J01- hpfessorskip on eon.ittluttonal de-
abroad teiligencs activities in the Wtoe7a[y.
Sec 1Z1 Closing of diplomatic and consular United States Sec J05. United States-l dle Fund.
post, in Antigua and Barbuda. Sm. 162. Application of trawl rrstrictions to See Jot The Edward Zortnsky Yemiorial L1-
See 12i. Repast on expenditures made frost personnel of certain Countries behest
appropriation for emergencies and orpanizat:ons Sec J07. Cultural ProCam*
in the diplomatic and eonsutar Sec 161, Countrr.ntetli7e+iee polygraph In rr'ptrTY Idttta*y
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TIT LZ IV-VOICE Cr AMERICA
Sec 401. Authornsattons of a;prvpnatton.
Sec 402. Voice Of Amertca'Ewtrope.
Sec 401 Contractor require-nenu
TITLE V-TXL BOARD FOR
INTERNATIONAL BROADCLTTING
Sec 50L Aathonratton at appraprtaltonL'
Sec SOL R=ome for offu.LAO downward
ftvctuatton.r to 0veneas rates
Set S01 Centfteatlori of Certain ersd:tabts
srrs-eee
TITLE er
Set 601. T Z V I -ASIA s.4 of a FOUNDATION
lonL
TITLE VTI-INTERNATIONAL
V V
11 11298 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE December h. 19,F7
ORGANIZATIONS Cation of aliens on certain
0.
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PAttr A
e =CmPtNsrncxs gtiunds Sec 1241. Soviet ocrupalion 014 rhantstan.
Set TOE. Probable ee-nplions to the United Set 90L Attlawttrienf to lawrl.t1 residers! Sd !2!s. Repor! an Adniwnutra::an
Nations employee hinnom+rese_ eta!'.' of certain nationals of :icy
Sec 702 ReJorrn to Me budget detisionma t- counlnes for ichich =:ended on A/odansstan.
soivntar7 departure has been See 1242 Human rtphz, violations tx Tibet
tn0 D+ocednru of the United made available by the People's Re;ublie of
Nations and its spaczalized Set 901 Proce=ng of Cuban nationals for
aOenLn~ tDtina
Set 701 Rousing allowances of interaction- admt s-on to at unite Slates Ste 1244. Support for the right of seL'?deter-
al well servants. Sec 904. Indochinese MOspee reset:lcmenL wntrta.tton far the Cambodian
Sec. 704. United States par.'iripafeon is the SK 405. Am erastan children in Vietnams PWp&c
Untied Nations V Issnel is We- See 901. Rrhtreu from Southeosf Aria Set 1215 Human rl In the People's Re.
Dually gelled. See 907. Release of rang Wet public of i iaa.
Sec. 705. United Nations projects whom pre- 71TL1 X-JNTI?TIRBORJSJ(ACT OF 1987 SOC 1244. Denioc,ac7 in Tanwoan
trtar7 purpose to to benefit the Sec 1001. Short title Patti F-Macsls.eyoto
Palestine Llbe n.e1ca Orpanlsa See 1002 Findings: deterstinafeen s. Sec. 125L Reports as illegal to hnoLogy
lion. Set 1003. Prohibition regarding the PLO. t'a'ttlers
Sec 704. Hablie access to United Nations Set 1004. twtlorrenenL Sec 1252 Report on progre toward a
War Crones Cavnmunon Jots. Sec 1005. LfectZve date: weorid rummit on !err ru*i.
Sec 707. Report on potwcer p by oNer Sec 1251 Protection of Amiencans rxd4s-
cvvntr%m is tnternattana2 PART Xl-GLOBAL =MA: Z pew by the appearance of
ganiealions or- PROTEC?!ON their Viace a/ birth on their
? Sae 704. Protection of lyre by the United Sec 1101. Short tills passporiy
Nabons Iattrun Force in Leba- Sec 1102 Findings. Sec 1251. Support of initial defense allt-
son. Sec 1101 Mandate for action on Lie global
PART B-UNiR9D SrATa Cown2sstotr ON IN- eltmeu Sec 1104. Report 10 Cotzgresi S. 1255 Area cirri control enforcement
NtDwmq me s~sa[nn'sss or ewer U~1TZO Sec 1105. International year of global cli-
and mate TITLE XIIJ-ZTfZCT/VE DATE
Ste 721. Istablisllment of Cammissian. matt ~ t Sec SJ0L Elf-it dale:
Set 722 Parpesm of the Commtuioa Set 110E Climate protection and United
Set 721 membership of the Cont,nusirrt States Sownetc/!on t relations TM-Ties. DEPARf]ftiYTOrSTATS
Sec 724. Pooerw of the Com:reusuoa TITLZ XIl-REGIONAL FOREIGN PART A-AL7NOR1ZA770.7 OJ APPROPRIA-
Sec 725. Staff. RELATIONS J4.4 77 RS T70.%M- ALLOCA77OA3 OF FENDS. RFSTRJC.
Sec 774. Report PAA r A-Sony UAOOV Ar(D LAr x&N LGCtorr 77O?Y5
Set 727, ltndtnplbr the Comnni.uion. Sec 1291. Soviet ba:Llstu r wile tuts near SEC ML AD1tt7STZA170.V OFIORLJGVA/T4IRS
Sec 771. Genera! Accounting Off ce audits Hawaii (0J Dl?LD,uirc AND ONoomo OPzAa 7ONi-
of the Coma iaton. Sec 120L Emigration of Jew=s and other, 7%e /Dllretta9 amoinir are authorized to be
Sr_ 724. Termination of the Cummusio _ who muA to est:cra:e from the apprapr elect under Admunutratton of For-
Sec 730. Effective date. Soviet Union ewwn Affmrs-for the Department of State to
Purr B-Orwra INTTx)u77omAL SC 1293. Srsteraatwe ncadel:eery of inter- carry out the a.Lhoritta funcnoas duties
ORaANrtJTrONS Ra:aonal mat! addressed to err- and rssyess%bttsb.es in the conduct of the
Sec 711. Prizileges and lmmunttie, to 01 Lain perroru residing within Foreign affairs of the Unites Stater
rs s 41 and im is Untied the Soviet Union. (1) For Saiarw and Lsyeuues" of the De.
tiefiats ato the the n Me Sec 1204. United States Policy against per. partmcent of Slab !other than the Diplotaat?
Sid Su W of of the a COWL= UL Son of Chrwians in Sail- ie Seruniv P-vgrc U. l1.IJ1.3Ot.Oio for the
ern Europe and the Soviet Fiscal Year 1989 and 81.460.546.000 for the
Sec 742. Contribution to the regular budget Union. fiscal Year 1989. of w Mch not lnr Nan
of the International Cornmallet
the Red Crisis and sense of Set 1201. Obxrvancs by the Government of 8250.M0 1b+ each fiscal year Nat be avcii?
cV
of ness ng se nse o Rcinanta of the human rights able only for we by the Bureau of Interna-
C hresr eo
on of Reif ncrr tnDa red of Hungarian in Trastrrlva- tional Communications and Informalicit
Sea 743. Immuneoies for the international ? Ste. ,i Policy to rapport international inhtut:on-
mrntltet on he Red CroAL Sec 1..'& Selfdettrm:era. on of the people W development and other ecttvitus wclich
Committee
744. North Amine on tmhe Red the Baltic states of Zito- prop ot.e international communications and
Sec 744. NoUntied rth SAtlantic tate ntsse s. Atp in Inte^~ sta. Latvia and Lithuania. tsforwiatwoa developmenL
See 1:91.. Assutanee in support ofdemeara? 12/ For Aevvtnltcn and Maintenance of
poEuixrnropeanmtr.:tl sal C CoJtlin m for c7 in Poland. Betiding, Abroad' (other than the Dipl-
Sec. 746. Recognition of CARICOM. PA&r B-Larsw AsWCA AM CL'ta matte Security Program., 8311124.000 for
ations the year 1K19ar 3988 sad SJI3.J84.109 for the
Sec 747. Asian-Pa i.5te regional human Sec 1211. Cuban human rights viol (cal l Wei
rights Crrws+e .uirrt and the failure of the United 89.
Nations to peace Cuba on to 4) For Reprrieatatwow
TITLE VIII-INTERNATICNAL 14.I60.009 for the lLk+al year r 1911 9th and
d
NARCOTICS CONTROL human rights agenda. 14.549.000/or theJlueat year 1113.
Sec 801. Asstgnment of Drug rrJoroewienf SQ 121Z Partial ltffing of the trade (mbar- (4i For Ewerpencies In the Diplomatic
Admwnistratton agents abroad. PC against Nicaragua. and Consular Service. 81.00(?000 for the
Set Sc:. Quarterly reports on proserutlon o/ Sec 1211 Hitian t npltL s tbombo n0 Paarraguayunduras IL&csl ym r 1988 and 81.340.100 for the fiscal
those Puponsuble for the torture SK 1214. Hauman ypr 1981
and murder of Drug Enforce- Peal C-AJ*1CS (SJ For Pnrment to the Arneriooa lnstt-
ment Admtatrtration aptats to See 1221. Human doh48 to Ethiopia. We to Tatwen 89.173.901 for the /Ucal
Me _-Ica Sec 1222. United Stales policy O R A ngola year loll and 81.ii73M for the /isca! year
Sec 803. Requirrment Nat extradition of Sec 1.1.11 forced detention by the Ahwean 2949.
drug trq?'tcker, be a pnortly
National CongreLw end the
tusue of Untied States missions
South Alrsean Gove^nmeaL
in 'ncvor illicit drug producing
Sec 1224.
Detention of children in Se uth
or truant counlnta
,tt/nca.
:04. li/orTWEA08'4hertne rVite'n so Nat
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PART D-lf.0DCr ?.rr
s are
ente
to drug tro%
Mudd?,
Sec. IM Mudd?, Z= peace conference
SK JickerL
105. Ceres,'tc. .a* procedures for drop
Sec. 12JZ United SlcLu policy totcard Lebo-
producing and dru
-tr
t
non.
g
uan
Cawtntrn and inclusion of s
Sec 1231 Acting in accordance with inter.
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nocturnal taws in the Pernan
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agency cnmsier
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1 Sant::ioas on drug producing and
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Set 1234.
United Slates pol icy toward the
rug-
rannt countries.
T
Iran-Iraq way.
ITLZ IX-IMMIGRATION AND
Sec 1235. Iran human nphts violations
REFUGEE PROVISIONS
Sec J234.
Iranian
Persecution c
( the
Set 901. Prohibition on =rtunon or deDor-
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following new subparagraph:
`rG1 financial and eunrtey
servwes. '
as the Foreign Vusionu Act] is amended-
(11 by staking out -and" at the end of sub-
paragraph (E/;
(2/ in subparagraph (F1, by inserting
"and-after "services" : and
(J/ by inserting after subparog'0 h (TI the
pay more than fair value for goods or serv-
ices as a result of Me Soviet Government.;
control over Soviet currency valuation and
over the pricing of goods and services.
(21 beeves To oooos AND SL)tVICLT.-United
States diplomatic and con.uler posts in the
Soviet Union have full access to goods and
services including utilities.
(J/ Rue. PROPCR.rr'.-The real property
used for a/fice purposes, the real property
used for residenhal purposes, and the reel
property used for all other purposes by
United States diplomatic and consular posts
in the Soviet Union is comparable in terms
of quantity and quality to the real property
used for each of those purposes by d:ptomal-
ie and consular pasts of the Soviet mission
to the United States.
(b/ Sovrrr COMSuLrz3 IN TNr U.vr:'ZD
STira-77ie Secretary at Slate shag net
allow the Soviet scission to the United
Stater to occupy any new consulate in the
United States until the United States mu-
lion in Siev it able to occupy sec?re perms.
nine facilities.
(e) SLCarrAStT OF TXr 7%L4.SL7tr.-77w
Secretary of the Treasury Matt provide to
the Secretary of State such assistance with
respect to the implementation of paragraph
(11 of subsection (a/ as the Secretary Of Slate
may request
Id) Rz1oer To CoNCttts=-Not later than
s.0 days vier the date of enactment of this
Act and annually thereaJTer, the Secretary of
State shall submit to the Congress a report
setting forth the actions taken and planned
to be taken in earring out subsection (ai.
*1 DLFDVrsSOiror Bt..777-Paragraph (11
Of Section 202(a) of the title 11 of the State
Department Basic Authorities Act of 1956
(22 U.S.C. 6JOZ(a)(11: commonly referred to
V
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - HOUSE Dt'cernbcr 1., J195;
Slaws as a resist: of :Ae in.re:!!i.-rrrcr ac:iri-
ties 0/ L1e Soviet Union dt-rc:ed at the nete
United Slaty Embassy in 9icscoic.
Jibe ,s. U-errrD STI rt o vier R?r,PRtrrrrT t.1'
MATTERS ULS r7.VC TO 6.YRA35/SS
(as. Rear"RrsrrNr PJa RtcrPRoc rr IN CIa-
rA/w MArMR=-The Secretary of State sha11
eserrue the authority granted in title 11 of
the State Department Basic Authorities Act
of 1956 (relating to foreign missions/ to
obtain the full cooperation of the Sctnet
Government in achieving the following ob-
)echves by October 1. 1969.'
(1/ FnvA c&-United States diplomatic
and consular posts in the Soviet Union not
SIC Is. RLPORT OM PCXSOMMEL OF $o i it STA TZ
TRADING Lv7ZRPZJ3Li
Not later than 60 days after the date of en-
actmenl of this Act the Sec-etary of State
shall submit to at Ctugrus a report dis-
cussing whether the number Cl personnel of
Soviet start trading enterprises in the
United State should be reduced.
SIC. JAL PERSONNEL StCt'R1T7 PROC5 s Y FOR Ir-
l- STIt S IN r/GM IATELLJGt.YCS
Tra6A r COC.YTR L'S
(a/ SPrctAL SrcL7tmr PRooaAm.-The Secre-
tary of State shall develop and implement.
within three months after the date of enact-
tent of this Act a spec-id person net security
program for personnel of the Department of
State assigned to United States diplomatic
and consular poet: in high intelligence
threat countries who are responsible for !!-
curtly at those posts and for any tndivid?
Mali performing guard functions at those
poses. Such program shill include-
fly aele :ion a-(e is and se-ren:n; to
ensure suitabt:ity, /,Of asstgnment to high in-
telligence threat countries.
(2) cvuRterinteUigence awareness and re-
lated training:
131 security reporting and command ar-
rangements designed to counter intelligence
threats: and
NJ length of duty criteria and policies re-
garding rest and recuaerattve absences.
IN Rrrosr To Co,earss. -Not later than 6
months aster the date of enac:menl of this
subsectiom the Secretary of State Mall
report to the Congress on the speC.a1 Pe-
3o11-net sec city program required by subset:ion
'1/ a rrporL itPicA sAaU inci.dr-
1A1 0 feasibility study 0/ U.r implrmeri:a
Lion of this section: and
IS, an analysts of the impact of the imple.
mentation of tutu section on the budget of
the Department of State: and
(2) a request for funds necessary for the
implementation of this sect:on pursuant to
the findings and conclusions specified in the
report under paragraph /1/.
/e/ WAIVER-The President may waive this
sec: ion-
(11 tffunds are not spec-i/teally authorized
and appropriated to carry out this sec::on:
(a/. or
(c) DrrrNmoM.-AS used in subjection (a/. (2) the President determines that it is in
the term '7Iigii intelligence threat counts-/" the national security Interest of the United
means- States to continue to employ foreign service
(l/ a country tuttd a.: a Communist coun- iationaLL
try in section 620(11 of the Foreign Assist- 77:e President shall notify the appropriate
an" Act of 1961: and committees of Congress each time he makes
(21 any other country designated as a high the waiver conferred on him
intelligence threat country for purposes of by this section.
this section by the Secretary of State the SEC. Iva TIAMINAT/0.y OF RA77RLYr.1T RI.-'r!/TS
Secretary of Defense, the Director of Centrcl FOR FOREIGN MA77o.1A1 IYPLorrr.S
l LYGACLYG IN MOS77LL L%TZLUCZ.vCt
Intelligence or the Direct
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. Bureau o/Inves:igation.
SEC 1s4 ACtl'IL7ITAI/L/r7 R?r1rl- ROAPDS
1a/ ES-.AA semen- oP A BOA".-Section
301 of the Diplomatic Security Act (22
U.S.C. 6631) is amended-
Ili by inserting' and in any case of a se-
rioas breach of security invoi-no in:elli-
genee activities of a foreign government di-
rected at a United States Government mu-
sic's abroad' after 'mission abroad': and
12) by inserting after the first sentence
thereof the following new sentence. "With re-
Meet to breaches of security involving intel-
lipenee acti-t= the Secretary o state stay
delay estebtislting an Accountability Review
Board iJ after ecnsutla.?ion with the Qteir-
man Of the Select Committee on Intelligence
of the Senate and the Ciasrnan of the Per-
manent Select Committee on Intelligence of
the Howe of Representatives, the Secretary
determines that doing so would compromise
intelligence sources and methods The Secre-
tary shall promptly advise the Chairmen of
such committer: of each determination pur-
suant to this section to delay the establisli-
sient of an Accountability Renew Board'
(b/ BOARD FrNv/MO.i-Section 304'a/ Of
Met Act 122 US C 6*34/a/) is amended by
rose-tang "or surrounding the serious breath
'e it appears.
PROM(lr'70N OV tZRTALW LNPLOrVLST
of security tnvoiizng intelligence activities
of a foreign government directed at a United
State Government mission abroad fai file
c MW may bei- an.,er "mission abroad" the
AC71Vl7'7
(a/ 7YRrrrurro+e-7%e Secretary of State
shall e:er-v se the authorities available to
him to ensure that the United States does
not provide, directly or indirectly, any re-
tirement benefits of any kind to any present
or former foreign national employee of a
United States diplomatic or consular post
against whom the Secretary has convincing
esndtnce that such employee has engaged in
intelligence activities directed against the
United States. To the ettent practicable, the
Secretary shall provide due process in imple-
menting this section.
(b) WA1vu-77u Secretary Of Slate May
waive the applicability of Subsection (a1 on
a ease-by-case basis with respect to an em-
ployee if he determines that it is vital to the
national security of the United States to do
so and he reports such waiver to the appro-
priate committees o/ the Congress.
SEC isl AE"A7 ON LYPLO rxLYF Of PORI,Cv MA-
T70MALS AT PDaE1cy S sncz POS7S
AiIOA.
Not later than 6 months Alter the daft of
enactment of this Act, the Secretary :/State.
in consultation with the Secretary of Com-
mier e. the Secretary of Agricicihne. the Di-
rector of Centro.l Intelligence the Director of
the United States Information Agency, and
the Director of the Peace Corps. shall submit
to the Congress a report dsnising the ad-
visability of employing foreign nationals at
foreign service pasts abroad (including their
access to automatic data processing rysterms
an&networksi.-
CDAxuR rtSSrons IN COYYL:VA7 !SIC nt C04s72t'C7roN SECZ.AM CW1FICArio.v
M:vrR- Ia/ CarrO
OTe unasrta rig
W
toyed a: of f Co boreal of c Co After Sette-nber 30. 1990. OM
new cotstruerion or major renovctien
no mmunist eosin:. may be i prorect in ant /b+eign fatr'lty L.nhC-ded foe
any area ed as of a a forron United national States employee
diplomatic loyee in or the Ito? e. i 44ssifseC two finals or the con-
{
!tie ar '71IIt'f ;t_2 Nett atht'tiies !tie Secretary of
eonsularfat-lity in any Commune: country r 7d e. After t nsullation with the Director of
when c!cjjV6ed ma:trial are maintalnef.'
(bi DcP7Nrroa.-AS used in this section, the Central Intelligence, shall certify to the
Committee on Foreign Afraire of the House
term "Communist ccur.:-3" miens a 00u A-
try listed in section 6:0111 of the foreign As. of Reprise-ltatives and the Committee on
sistance Act of 1961. Foreign P-a:at ions of the Senate Nat-
(c) ADorrrorAC FL7eAr FOR H/RJMO UNrrLc (1/ appropriate and adequate stead have
Sreru tlrrzrla-The Congress egresses its been taken to enrare the security of the con-
wil:ingness to provide additional funds to latriiction project (tneludtng an evaluation
the Department of State for the espenses of I of how all security- related factors with re-
employing United States national to re, isisect to such prolert are being addressed.';
place the ind'_ndual dtsmiu rd by reason of and
subsection /a.. (21 the faei'ity resulting from such project 1
Ids RLPoRr A5D Rtatzsr FOR FuMO.:.-As a in- F.iO''ztes-
part of the Department of State's authorise- 1A/ adequate ewazure: fbr protecting clas-
tion request for fecal years 1990 and 1991. silted inlermaticn and national secun(yre-
Lhe Secretary of State in eoruul:ation With Laced ac:ivi:ies; and
the leads of all relevant age-- -w& Mail IBr adequate protection for tree person net
submit- working to the diplom.atiefacility.
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