the State Department did not fully comply with the level of detail required by two laws, two statutes, one being the National Defense Authorization Act and the second one being the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act.
McCaul discusses deficiencies in the State Department's compliance with legal reporting requirements.
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