The Intelligence Community Faces Sharp Challenges, but No Crisis

Director Slick argues that recent partisan politics has turned attention away from important intelligence policy questions. He writes, “the new administration should lay the groundwork for a disciplined, non-public policy review that answers at least three key questions: How effective is U.S. intelligence at collecting and evaluating the information executive decision-makers require? Does the current model for governing this sprawling community of 16 agencies work? And what should the American public expect to know about the intelligence activities being undertaken on their behalf?” 

Read Director Slick’s full article here.