More details emerged about the contents of the Blair dossier, which was based mainly on British intelligence, although the document was vetted by United States officials.
What about the lawyers who drafted the acquisition policy, who were supposed to be vetting all documents?
Vetting such documents, possibly as many as 50,000, would take huge amounts of time for MI5 and MI6, Cameron said.
An independent commission later found fault with producers for not adequately vetting the documents.
Once developed, this draft document will be vetted for public comment on the NIEHS website, in the Federal Register, and through our advisory councils before a final document is compiled.
President Bill Clinton's national security adviser, Samuel R. Berger, removed classified security documents from the National Archives while vetting them in preparation for testimony before the Sept. 11 commission and has become the subject of a criminal investigation, his lawyer said Monday night.
The new office means Pangea3 will have lawyers working during United States business hours, on tasks that, because of logistics or American law, can be difficult to perform outside the country — like writing and vetting export control documents, military contracts and some patent reviews.
He filled out documents for vetting and "it wasn't ever an issue," he said.
However, today at Partners, the collaboration environment is not integrated with the RAEs, so documents and specifications vetted by SMEs (e.g., free-text or intermediate representation of rule logic) are stored, maintained and shared separately from the RAE as Microsoft Word or Excel documents.
Nonetheless, given the circumstance, he said he was personally vetting every object and documenting its provenance in detail.
The prospect of British judges demanding further damaging disclosures in the future appalled the Americans.The sheer effort and cost of vetting the mountain of documents was also prohibitive.
