Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08KINGSTON606
2008-07-09 21:28:00
SECRET
Embassy Kingston
Cable title:
(C) JAMAICA: RESPONSE TO REQEST FOR POST INPUT TO
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S E C R E T KINGSTON 000606
SIPDIS
CIA WASH DC NHTC
E.O. 12958: DECL: 07/08/2018
TAGS: PINR PKPRP KCRM SNAR PTER JM
SUBJECT: (C) JAMAICA: RESPONSE TO REQEST FOR POST INPUT TO
DRAFT DIRECTIVE
REF: STATE 71669
Classified By: DCM James T. Heg for reasons 1.4 (b) & (d)
S E C R E T KINGSTON 000606
SIPDIS
CIA WASH DC NHTC
E.O. 12958: DECL: 07/08/2018
TAGS: PINR PKPRP KCRM SNAR PTER JM
SUBJECT: (C) JAMAICA: RESPONSE TO REQEST FOR POST INPUT TO
DRAFT DIRECTIVE
REF: STATE 71669
Classified By: DCM James T. Heg for reasons 1.4 (b) & (d)
1. (S) The Inter-agency working group reviewed reftel and
believes it to be a very thorough reporting directive. None
of the reporting agencies identified in reftel had concerns
about their ability to fulfill the directive's key subject
areas as much of the information sought is collected during
the normal course of business through a variety of
collection methods. There was a concern expressed however
that Post does not have the capacity to access much of the
collected information as the read and burn system that was to
be installed in late 2006 never arrived. Post requests
reconsideration of installation of this equipment to
facilitate a better use of the multitude of information that
is being collected.
JOHNSON
SIPDIS
CIA WASH DC NHTC
E.O. 12958: DECL: 07/08/2018
TAGS: PINR PKPRP KCRM SNAR PTER JM
SUBJECT: (C) JAMAICA: RESPONSE TO REQEST FOR POST INPUT TO
DRAFT DIRECTIVE
REF: STATE 71669
Classified By: DCM James T. Heg for reasons 1.4 (b) & (d)
1. (S) The Inter-agency working group reviewed reftel and
believes it to be a very thorough reporting directive. None
of the reporting agencies identified in reftel had concerns
about their ability to fulfill the directive's key subject
areas as much of the information sought is collected during
the normal course of business through a variety of
collection methods. There was a concern expressed however
that Post does not have the capacity to access much of the
collected information as the read and burn system that was to
be installed in late 2006 never arrived. Post requests
reconsideration of installation of this equipment to
facilitate a better use of the multitude of information that
is being collected.
JOHNSON