Subject: Senior HCO Int Executive Directive from May 11th, 1991

EXECUTIVE DIRECTIVE

11 May 1991

SNR HCO INT ED 33

PILOT
LCI/CONT LCs
OSA INT/CONTS
SNR HCO INT/CONTS
LCs
HCOs
DSAs

SECURITY SITUATION HANDLING CHECKLISTS

Refs:
HCO PL 16 Dec 68 SECURITY DIV 1
HCO PL 23 Jan 59 ETHICS
HCO PL 21 Apr 70 FIELD ETHICS
HCO PL 1 Sept 69R COUNTER ESPIONAGE
FO 1664	DIVISIONAL PRIMARY FUNCTIONS
SPD 2 Oct 88 ORGANIZATIONAL SECURITY
HCO PL 30 Oct 62 SECURITY RISKS INFILTRATION
HCO PL 23 Nov 59 EMPLOYMENT OF CRIMINALS FORBIDDEN
SO ED 4234 Int HCO & OSA COORDINATION ON SECURITY & INVESTIGATION
MATTERS
HCO PL 23 Dec 65 SUPPRESSIVE ACTS, SUPPRESSION OF SCIENTOLOGY AND
SCIENTOLOGISTS
HCO PL 27 Oct 64R POLICIES ON PHYSICAL HEALING, INSANITY AND SOURCES
OF TROUBLE

Attached are several checklists for use by HCO and OSA/DSA personnel
in the handling of security risks and security related situations.
They are intended as a guideline of actions which can be taken which
are in alignment with the above policy letters. The checklists
themselves do not supplant policy which should be used as the guiding
factor in handling such matters.

The point of using them is that proper coordination exists between
HCO/Snr HCO and OSA and most importantly that the situation are
actually handled.

The checklists are to be kept by I&R Chfs, HASes, DSAs, Snr I&R Int,
Snr PCO Int, Staff Security Officer OSA INT/CONT, Security Chf Snr HCO
INT, OSA Invest terminals, and Security personnel where posted, for
use by them. This checklist should be implemented by any one of these
terminals who discover that such a situation exists in an org or in
the field that requires immediate coordination and handling.

The types of security situations which may come up on HCO/OSA lines
are described in the policy references listed above and are generally
listed in SO ED 4234 INT as items a-o, which are listed here as
follows:

a. PTS Type C situations with public where an external source is
threatening legal or pushing someone to threaten legal.

b. Illegal PCs category number three, where a person has connections
to an outside intelligence agency of some sort.

c. Any threat of legal action or any other attack from a public
against the organization.

d. Squirrels or declared individuals who are pushing onto org lines or
lines of staff or public in good standing, either covertly or overtly.

e. Newspaper reporters, psychiatrists, psychologists, police,
intelligence agency connected personnel trying to get on org lines.

f. Persons PDHed to do destructive actions against Scientology and
those who PDHed them.

g. Attempted suicide cases or PTS Type IIIs and any external or
antagonistic connections to them.

h. Criminals or persons with a criminal record who are trying to get
on org lines.

i. Institutional and shock cases trying to get on lines.

j. Persons who have come to investigate Scientology for news stories
or any other reason.

k. Members of squirrel groups or suppressive groups, or past members
of such groups.

l. Incidents of theft, break-in or physical attacks on Scientology
persons or property.

m. Persons who are encouraging Scientology public or staff to take
illegal and destructive actions.

n. Persons engaged in mutiny or outright sabotage or any of the
actions described in HCO PL 1 Sept 69, Rev. 24.9.83, COUNTER
ESPIONAGE.

o. Persons who are members or connected to members of Anti-Religious
groups organized to attack or persecute religions.

In addition to the above, these checklists give a guideline for
dealing with any instance of an illegal PC per HCO PL 27 Oct 6 Dec
76RB, ILLEGAL PCs, ACCEPTANCE OF or troublesome source per HCO PL 27
Oct 64R, POLICIES ON PHYSICAL HEALING, INSANITY AND SOURCES OF TROUBLE
found on org lines, serious enough to present a security risk to the
organization; or any attempted enemy infiltration detected on
Scientology lines.

There are separate checklists provided:

1. One which lays out the internal actions to be taken by HCO.

2. One which lays out external actions to be taken by OSA/DSA
personnel.

3. A specialized checklist for dealing with PTS Type III cases found
on org lines.

4. A specialized checklist for handling of a theft of org property or
material.

When a checklist is logged out to a situation, each step, upon
completion, should be initialed with date and post title of the person
executing the actions. Once the matter is handled the checklist can be
filed with any folders realted to the matter.

SNR I&R INT

Approved by
LRH COMM INT

Authorized by
AVC FLAG

for
CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL

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