10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POSITIVE VETTING»
Discover the use of
positive vetting in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
positive vetting and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The A to Z of British Intelligence
430 0 POSITIVE VETTING curity apparatus, PIDE, was closely associated with
the Axis. As well as tolerating large-scale German espionage in Lisbon, the
Portuguese embassy in London harbored several spies, one of whom, Rogeirio
de ...
2
Espionage, Security, and Intelligence in Britain, 1945-1970
11.4 Positive vetting and the Foreign Office, 1955 Although the practice of
positive vetting was introduced in 1951, there were a number of problems and
loopholes that were only gradually tightened. As the memoirs of the head of the
Foreign ...
Richard James Aldrich, 1998
3
Europol: Coordinating the Fight Against Serious and ...
I have been told that there are wide variations between the standards of positive
vetting in various countries. Is there a move that you are making, or Europol that
you are aware of is making, but particularly you are making, to try to move ...
House of Lords European Union Committee, 2008
4
Cases and Materials on Constitutional and Administrative Law
In addition, those employed on exceptionally secret work are subject to a further
procedure known as ' positive vetting '. 52. In January 1952 the Government
announced that Civil Servants employed on exceptionally secret work would be ...
Geoffrey Philip Wilson, 1976
5
MI6 and the Machinery of Spying: Structure and Process in ...
government to adopt positive vetting in the wake of Klaus Fuchs's exposure, and
the Burgess and Maclean defection prompted the Americans to press for a new
tripartite conference on security, at which they againpressed for theAttlee ...
6
Alan Turing: The Enigma The Centenary Edition
These remarks in the press parallelled the action of the government, which in
1952. introduced the 'positive vetting' of those holding posts, or who were
candidates for posts, involving important state information.' Until then,
government ...
7
Security Science: The Theory and Practice of Security
There are five levels of security clearance: restricted, confidential, secret, top se-
cret (negative vetting), and top secret (positive vetting) (Defence Vetting Report,
2007). The positive vetting process involves an intensive enquiry into an ...
Clifton Smith, David J Brooks, 2012
8
Freedom of Information: The Law, the Practice and the Ideal
In 1982, the Commission, then under Lord Diplock, recommended a relaxation of
positive vetting in the civil service,33
andarelaxationoftherulesgoverningreleaseofclassifiedinformation especially
where it was held back to prevent possible ...
9
Policing Politics: Security Intelligence and the Liberal ...
The other group most discriminated against historically in terms of recruitment to
the security intelligence agencies has been homosexuals. Until the 1980s in the
UK homosexuality remained an absolute bar to receiving the positive vetting ...
10
Dirty Diplomacy: The Rough-and-Tumble Adventures of a ...
Direct vetting, which used to be called positive vetting, is the security clearance
system. A vetting officer had been assigned to my case, and had for some weeks
been taking statements from people who had worked with me or knew me.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POSITIVE VETTING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
positive vetting is used in the context of the following news items.
Souring relations point to rocky political year ahead, says Legco …
... negative vetting - meaning they went through unless lawmakers objected - and 16 pieces by positive vetting, a more exhaustive examination. «South China Morning Post, Jul 15»
Has Larry Howai bungled the CLF resolution?
... control over the continuing operations of CLF, such shareholders' agreement to be subject to the positive vetting of the Attorney General.”. «Trinidad Guardian, Jul 15»
Security vetting found wanting
These include the four levels of security clearance: Baseline, Negative Vetting 1 (NV1), Negative Vetting 2 (NV2) and Positive Vetting (PV). «PS News, Jun 15»
The Game: season one, episode six – an endgame in sight
Plot hole 6 (positive vetting) makes the whole basis of Operation ... Positive Vetting gets more and more intrusive as people rise in seniority. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Secret Canberra: security vetting costs millions as public service job …
Another $151 million has been spent for clearances of top secret and above - almost 10,000 workers had positive vetting clearance and ... «The Canberra Times, Apr 15»
Air Commodore George Innes - obituary
He established a team of experts, including a linguistic specialist, who trawled through the RAF's positive vetting record . Suspicion focused on ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
I spy an administrative opportunity
A bit of positive vetting would go down a treat here. Furthermore, I would be happy to delegate the handling of whole batches of communication ... «Financial Times, Jan 15»
Lunch with the FT: Sir Stephen Wall
“I was asked the question when I had my positive vetting interview: 'Have you ever had any homosexual experiences?' So I said, 'Yes, when I ... «Financial Times, Jan 15»
IN FULL: Donald Tsang's letter to court on Rafael Hui
Indeed he passed several rounds of positive vetting before the Handover and as well as personality checks after the Handover. Some of us ... «South China Morning Post, Dec 14»
The Imitation Game: the author of the book of the film
It was one of the criteria for positive vetting. His quite extraordinary adventures at this time, including a trip to Greece in 1953, must have been of ... «E&T magazine, Nov 14»
