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Memorandum from Frank C. Carlucci to Zbigniew Brzezinski Regarding Letter from Chairman Edward P. Boland
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Deputy Director of Central Intelligence Frank C. Carlucci recommends acknowledging the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence's strong performance in controlling sensitive compartmented material in response to a letter from Chairman Edward P. Boland. Carlucci also suggests distributing a memorandum to executive branch departments that rarely interact with Congress on sensitive compartmented information, listing the three Capitol Hill offices certified to handle such material.
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Capitol HillEdward P. BolandExecutive Order 12065Frank C. CarlucciHPSCIHouse Permanent Select Committee on IntelligenceOffice of Classified National Security InformationOffice of SecuritySenate Select Committee on IntelligenceZbigniew Brzezinski
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The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Honorable Zbigniew
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SUBJECT : Letter from Chairman Edward P. Boland
REFERENCE : Your Memorandum to the Director of Central Intelligence,
Same Subject, dated 6 August 1979
1. I would like to urge that any response to Chairman Boland's
letter acknowledge the excellent performance of his Committee and staff
in the control of sensitive compartmented material. Since formation of
the House Permanent Select Committeeon Intelligence (HPSCI), our Office
of Security has worked closely with Chairman Bolandto accredit the
storage facilities of the Committee and advise it on proper security
procedures. Chairman Boland has always been most receptive and cooperative,
which is reflected by the flawless record of his Committee ta nee in
the area of physical security.
2. I would also like to recommend that a memorandum be sent to
those Executive Branch departments which, unlike the components of the
Intelligence Community, do not deal regularly with the Congress on
highly sensitive compartmented material. The memorandum should reference
Chairman Boland's letter, reemphasizing the President's concern about
_the proper control of classified material, and listing the three offices
on Capitol Hill which have been certified for the receipt, storage and
control of sensitive compartmented material, viz., the Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence (G-308 Dirksen Senate Office Building), the
Office of Classified National Security Information (5-406) and the HPSCI
(H-405). It may be appropriate to have the Administrator of General
Services originate this memorandum since, under Executive Order 12065,
he is charged with overseeing compliance with the Order and acting on
complaints and suggestions with respect to the administration of the
information security program. =~
3. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance in this
matter.
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: Frank C. Carlucci
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