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audit procedures were waived. In the subsequent administration of the program, however* TSD hats found it fwsibls to contiict for 8oms of' the research on MKUtTRA .objectives in accordaiice-With prescribed DD/S procedures. The DD/S, in turn, has evolved various secure systems for the funding of sensitive activities. It appears feasible ^ Shd appropriate, therefore, to propos e that the DD/S be consulted ^ during the re-chartering of MKULTRA in the design of an administrative system that does justice to his responsibilities as well as to the’ manage- ment and security requirements of TSD . The Inspector General _ • _ ' • • . . * ‘ * ‘ - . -V * ; . . • * * — accordingly has recommeoded|at the end of this report that the DD/S be consulted in the re-design of the system; that the Chief, Support, TSD, be assigned responsibility for the day-to-day support of MKUDTRA and that the^atfce^cdhsiitute a bridge to the PP/S for monitoring the ' future evolution of the system.*^ - •• • . - | : 8. The next phase of the MKULTRA program involves physicians, toxicologists, and other specialists in mental, narcotics, and general . hospitals and In prisons,who are provided the products and findings ipf the basic research projects and proceed with intensive testing on human subjects. These specialists are also recipients for testing purposes of the flow of new products from pharmaceutical laboratories , Materials and procedures with intelligence potential may be identified through this