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Controversy surrounding Asio's activities on Tuesday – and concerns about intelligence over-reach more generally – prompted the Greens on Wednesday morning to attempt to suspend the standing orders in the senate to force Brandis to make a statement explaining his conduct.
The former spy who is the star witness in the Timor-Leste espionage allegations against Australia received permission from Australia's inspector general of security to take legal advice about his concerns about intelligence gathering in 2004 during negotiations for a lucrative gas treaty, according to Timor-Leste's lawyer Bernard Collaery.
We're focused on WikiLeaks's behavior, and I have had personally conversations with media outlets that are reporting on this, and we have had the opportunity to express our specific concerns about intelligence sources and methods and other interests that could put real lives at risk.
That report also included concerns about intelligence agencies seeking to systematically perforate Internet security — a topical concern, given the U.S. secretary of Homeland Security was only yesterday speaking out against the 'dangers' of pervasive encryption.
There are reasons to be concerned about intelligence-agency overreach, excessive secrecy, and lack of transparency.
They're a vital partner in sharing intelligence with [the] U.S". "We've always had concerns about the intelligence agency in Pakistan and what they've been up to," said Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, referring to the secretive ISI.
Mr. Shahda said he shared concerns about the intelligence value of jihadi sites.
Some civil rights activists raised concerns about the intelligence behind the ban.
Chilcot was a member of the Butler inquiry, which in 2004 raised concerns about the intelligence before the Iraq invasion.
Even if unintentional, these instances of noncompliance raise serious concerns about the Intelligence Community's capacity to manage its authorities in an effective and lawful manner.
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