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H. Kean

H. HamiltonC H A I Rd Be n-Veniste

F. FieldingS. Gorelick

F. Lehmanhy J . R oemerR . Thompson

D. ZelikowD I R E C T O R

February 2, 2004William DuhnkeMajority Staff DirectorSelect C ommittee on IntelligenceSH-211 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, B.C. 20510-6475Dear Mr. Duhnke:A s you know, the statute that created the National C ommission on TerroristA ttacks Upon the U nited States (Public Law 107-306) directs the Commissionto investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2001terrorist attacks, including the nation's preparedness for, an d immediateresponse to, those attacks, as well as to evaluate the lessons learned from thoseattacks and to make recommendations for preventing future attacks. A s partof its investigation, the C ommission requests interviews with the followingmembers of the Select C omm ittee's staff during the weeks of February 16 orFebruary 23, 2004, to be held at the C ommission's K Street offices, ifpossible. Please provide a proposed date and time for each interview no laterthan February 11, 2004. The anticipated leng th of each interview is twohours.

1. William Duhnke2. C hristopher Mellon3. M elvin Dubee

The C ommission anticipates that these interviews w ill involve the discussionof classified information. The topics to be discussed include (a) C ongressionaloversight of intelligence activities related to counterterrorism; (b) themanagem ent of the Intelligence C ommunity; and (c) the intelligence-relatedevents and circumstances leading up to the attacks of September 11, 2001.The C omm ission reserves the right to re-interview these individuals based onthe results of the requested interviews and the needs of the Commission.Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.Sincerely,

)aniel Marcus- ? r h c cw 7 D cnc General Counselth Street bw, Room 5125

DC 20407202 3314060 F 202 296 5545cc: Christopher Mellon, Minority Staff Director26 Federal PlazaSuite 13-100New York, NY 10278T 212.264.1505 F 212.264.1595

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Kean

H. HamiltonC H A I RBen-Veniste

F. FieldingS. GorelickGorton

KerreyF. Lehman

Ro emerR. Thompson

ZelikowD I R E C T O R

February 2, 2 004

Patrick MurrayStaff Director and Chief CounselPermanent Select Committee on IntelligenceH-405 Capitol BuildingWashington, B.C. 20515-6415D ear Mr. Murray:A s you know , the statute that created the National C omm ission on T erroristA ttacks U pon the U nited S tates (Public Law 107-306) directs the C omm issionto investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2001terrorist attacks, including the nation's preparedness for, and immediateresponse to, those attacks, as well as to evaluate the lessons learned from thoseattacks and to make recomm endations for preventing future attacks. A s partof its investigation, the Commission requests interviews with the followingmembers of the Select C omm ittee's staff during the weeks of February 16 orFebruary 23 , 2004, to be held at the Commission's K Street offices, ifpossible. Please provide a proposed d ate and time for each interview no laterthan February 11, 2004. The anticipated length of each interview is twohours.

1. Patrick Murray2. Suzanne Spaulding3. Wyndee Parker

T he C omm ission anticipates that these interviews will involve the discussionof classified information. T he topics to be discussed include (a) Congressionaloversight of intelligence activities related to counterterrorism; (b) themanagem ent of the In telligence C omm unity; and (c) the intelligence-relatedevents and circumstances leading up to the attacks of September 11, 2001.T he C omm ission reserves the right to re-interview these individua ls based onthe results of the requested interviews and the needs of the Commission.Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.Sincerely,

th Street SW, Room 5125DC 20407

F 202.296.5545

D aniel MarcusGeneral Counselcc: Suzanne Spaulding, M inority C ounsel

26 Federal PlazaSuite 13400N ew York, NY 10278T 212.264.1505 F 212.264.1595

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