米国. 」 waterboarding禁止「への家のパス手形

222-199投票されて、知性手形は上院に大統領がもしジョージW.送られ、実施される。 ブッシュの印それ。

公共になされた手形の準備間で情報機関の従業員が残酷で、不人情なおよび低下の処置からの抑留者のための保護に従っているかどうか、1つは委員会に報告することを要求する。 Another provision requires a report on the use of private contractors in intelligence work.

As the first intelligence authorization conference bill Congress has presented in three years, the bill also suspended 70 percent of the intelligence budget spending in 2008 until the House and Senate intelligence committees are briefed on Israel’s Sept. 6 air strike on an alleged nuclear site in Syria.

It also requires the creation of a new internal watchdog to oversee all the intelligence agencies.

The bill was approved days after CIA Director Michael Hayden testified at Congress hearings on the agency’s destruction of interrogating videotapes, reviving debate whether CIA was trying to cover torture on terrorist suspects including waterboarding.

However, the White House threatened to veto the bill this week, noting that they disagree with more than 11 areas of the bill, especially opposing restricting the CIA to interrogation methods approved by the U.S. military in 2006.