Aftergood Responds to McNeal and Ambinder on the Significance of the Proposed Changes to FISC Rules of Procedure
Steve Aftergood at Secrecy News responds to the views of Greg McNeal and Marc Ambinder on the significance of proposed changes to FISC Rules of Procedure. Steve thinks the problem identified by Greg and Marc was not intended. If that's right, one hopes this exchange will result in revised and clearer language on the point.
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Steve Aftergood at Secrecy News responds to the views of Greg McNeal and Marc Ambinder on the significance of proposed changes to FISC Rules of Procedure. Steve thinks the problem identified by Greg and Marc was not intended. If that's right, one hopes this exchange will result in revised and clearer language on the point.
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