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of national security.
C. FOREIGN NATIONAL EMPLOYEES
AND CONTRACTORS
(1) The RSO and the Defense Component office at post will ensure that
all foreign nationals proposed for contractual status or employment are investi-
gated, in accordance with established procedures and that the RSO will issue a
certification for employment in each approved case. Investigations should be
completed prior to employment or execution of a contract. However, such per-
sons may be employed on an interim basis, upon the completion of a satisfac-
tory local investigation and temporary certification by the RSO. Continued
employment will be contingent upon satisfactory results of a completed inves-
tigation. Foreign National employees and contractors are to be re-investigated
and certified every five years.
(2) Allegations of misconduct against foreign national employees and
contractors will be investigated by or under the direction of the RSO. Detailed
reports of such investigations shall be forwarded to the DOD Executive Agent
through DS. The results of such investigations shall be the basis for a determi-
nation by the RSO of corrective action to be taken, subject to the concurrence
of the Chief of Mission. The RSO will refer to Defense Component
Headquarters through DS and the DOD Executive Agent, any cases for which
the Chief of Mission believes a decision should be made by Defense
Component Headquarters.
(3) The RSO and the Defense Component office at post will ensure that
every foreign national, whose position at post requires access to administra-
tively controlled information, is properly investigated and certified.
(4) Security checks and/or investigations of domestic staff of U.S. Defense
Component office employees will be conducted consistent with post policy.
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VI. TRAINING
A. DS will sponsor DOD Executive Agent personnel for appropriate security-
related training offered by the Diplomatic Security Training Center (DS/TC),
commensurate with the security clearance level and the need-to-know of the
applicant. Such sponsorship is subject to course quota availability.
B. The DOD Executive Agent will sponsor DS personnel for appropriate
security-related training, commensurate with the security clearance level and
need-to-know of the applicant. Such sponsorship is subject to course quota avail-
ability.
VII. BUDGET AND REIMBURSEMENT
A. The Department of State and the Department of Defense will fund diplomat-
ic security programs as specified in the Security Funding Matrix (Appendix A
[Appendix E in the Commander s Handbook for Antiterrorism Readiness]) and
in accordance with Section IV.A. (2) of this MOU. DOS will fund, within funds
available, standard DS security equipment and support that is commensurate with
established threat levels. DOD Defense Components will fund, within funds
available, non-standard DS security equipment and support which exceeds estab-
lished threat levels. DOD Defense Component funding will be administered
directly between the Defense Component and the Department of State, through
contracts that provide security services or support.
B. All DS resource planning will be conducted in consultation with agencies rep-
resented at U.S. missions abroad, in order to provide an annual consolidated over-
seas security budget proposal.
C. Defense Component headquarters, utilizing its authority to protect its person-
nel and operations under the Internal Security Act of 1950 (50 U.S.C. 797), inter
alia, will authorize local Defense Component offices to reimburse the Department
of State for security services rendered to local Defense Component offices that
exceed DOS funding allocations, upon formal notification of the DOD Executive
Agent by DS of the projected security program funding shortfall.
1. Whenever possible, funding shortfalls should be identified in advance
of the budget execution year.
2. Reimbursement will be handled through standard procedures for reim-
bursement for services rendered and will be based upon actual or allocat-
ed costs of services rendered to the local Defense Component office under
the aegis of the Emergency Action Committee.
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VIII. IMPLEMENTATION AND TERMINATION
This Memorandum of Understanding will become effective upon signa-
ture by the representatives of the Department of State and the Department of De-
fense named below. It will remain in force until notification by either party,
sixty-days in advance, of its intention to terminate the conditions of the agree-
ment.
/s/ Sheldon J. Krys /s/ Craig Alderman Jr.
U.S. Department of State, U. S. Department of
Assistant Secretary for Defense, Deputy Under
Diplomatic Security Secretary of Defense
(Security Policy)
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APPENDIX D
Security Funding
Delineation of Funding Responsibilities in MOU (Appendix C)
Program: DOD DOS
ARMORED VEHICLES (FAV & LAV)
" Procurement, armoring, and transportation X
" Inspection X
LOCAL GUARDS (SEE NOTE)
RESIDENTIAL SECURITY X
" Purchase, install, and maintain residential upgrades X
PHYSICAL SECURITY,
NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
" Purchase, install, and maintain DS standard equipment X
for nonresidential upgrades
" Purchase, install, and maintain nonstandard nonresidential X
upgrade
" Surveys of DOD facilities X
TECHNICAL SECURITY
" Purchase, install, and maintain DS standard
equipment to meet DS security standards X
" Purchase, install, and maintain nonstandard
equipment or equipment exceeding DS standards X
" Maintain equipment at remote DOD sites for
which DOS cannot provide timely service X
" Surveys of DOD facilities X
TECHNICAL COUNTERMEASURES
" Routine TSCM inspections of DOD controlled access areas. X
" TSCM inspections of DOD-controlled access areas which exceed X
standard determined by post-threat level
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Program: DOD DOS
TRANSIT SECURITY
" Secure shipment, storage, and surveillance of construction X
materials for FBO projects at DOD controlled access areas
" Secure shipment, storage, and surveillance of construction X
materials for non-FBO projects at DOD controlled access areas
" Secure shipment, storage, and surveillance of non-classified X
sensitive materials unrelated to construction projects
CONSTRUCTION SECURITY
" Surveillance and guards for FBO projects at DOD X
controlled access areas
" Surveillance and guards for non-FBO projects at X
DOD-controlled access areas
TRAINING AND ORIENTATION
" At-post security training specifically requested by X
DOD and restricted to their personnel only, both
US and FSN
" Washington-based security training offered by X
DS and DS/TCLGP
INVESTIGATIONS
" Overseas background investigations (US & FSN) of X
prospective DOD employees at US missions abroad
" Investigations of foreign national spouses X
NOTE: Local Defense Component offices are authorized to reimburse
DS for the local Defense Component office s share of costs, which exceed the
approved field budget plan for a post. LGP costs include roving patrols, static
guards and countersurveillance teams where appropriate. Cost share determina-
tions will be based upon the actual or allocated cost of services rendered to the
local Defense Component office.
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APPENDIX E
Secretary of Defense Memorandum
of 12 December 1995,
Military Assistance to Civil Authorities
(Note: DOD Directive 3025.xx, currently in staffing, will implement
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