Downing Street initially said there had been no requests for redactions but later admitted the UK intelligence agencies were granted deletions from the executive summary on the grounds of national security.
The executive summary on that would seem to be " We're not going to bug you, but if the feds bust you, we will pile on ".
ReThinkX's executive summary on TaaS states: "Using TaaS, the average American family will save more than $5,600 per year in transportation costs, equivalent to a wage raise of 10%.
On Wednesday, VICE News learned that according to Mei, the Senate will release the executive summary on Monday. .
President Obama formally halted enhanced interrogation in 2009, but it was only this December, when the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released a 500-page executive summary on "enhanced interrogation," that the public found out about atrocities like "rectal feeding" and interrogators threatening to kill detainees' families.
It was not, she wrote, mentioned in the "flawed" and "incomplete" two-and-a-half-page executive summary of the deal on which she and other council members based their decision.
*Update, 28 February, 3 p.m.: The executive summary of the report on management of the international ITER fusion reactor project was published today by The New Yorker.
The committee this afternoon received the redacted executive summary of our study on the CIA detention and interrogation program.
The Senate Intelligence Committee released those details and more Tuesday in the 500-page executive summary of its report on the CIA's Bush-era "enhanced interrogation" program.
King is a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, which last week moved to declassify the executive summary of a report on the CIA's interrogation and torture practices during the Bush administration following 9/11.
