For one thing, we learned a while ago that he blithely dismisses the guidance of his most senior national security counsellors, especially when Russia is involved.
Each clinic formed a small multidisciplinary, facility-based QI team consisting of representatives from each type of staff in the clinic: nurses, data clerks, administrative staff, housekeepers, security, counsellors and a doctor where available.
An "entrusted person" is anyone working directly or indirectly for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, so that's doctors, nurses, psychologists, teachers, counsellors, security staff, maintenance workers, or anyone who has signed a government contract.
She also requested "direct briefings, including security briefings for privy counsellors, to be held as swiftly as possibly", expressing concern that very few MPs have been given detailed briefings by the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence.
The 70-year-old is also a former staff counsellor for the security and intelligence agencies.
Choosing as its chair a former staff counsellor to the security services and member of the Butler inquiry was always going to invite cynicism.
Asked about the invitation, Cameron's official spokesman would only say that the prime minister had been clear in public that all privy counsellors were entitled to security briefings if they asked for them.
Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock both became privy counsellors, which entitled them to security information and briefings they might otherwise have not been able to obtain.
He said he would also seek passage of a Bill that would help schools increase security by funding more metal detectors, extra counsellors and conflict resolution programmes.
Afterward, in an office, I asked Morris if the desire to appease security might affect how well mental-health counsellors did their jobs.
At the time, Hamilton was serving as a senior counsellor to the Secretary of Homeland Security, a position to which he'd been appointed after Trump's Inauguration, in January.
