There is an amendment already filed, and the amendment is filed to the Intelligence Committee bill, that allows the FISA Court to assess the Government's compliance with the minimization procedures. Why shouldn't we have the court do this?
Richard Burr: “There is an amendment already filed, and the amendment is filed to the Intelligence Committee bill, that allows the FISA…”
On the recordJanuary 30, 2008
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Discussing an amendment related to the FISA Court's role in assessing government compliance.
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