I wanted to ask you if you have thought about how you would use that authority and others to harmonize policies, standards, and processes within the Department in a way that would not only enhance integration but make it more likely that you would bring dots up from within the Department to put on the board to be connected.
Lieberman questions the use of authority for better integration in intelligence.
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