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UNCLASSIFIED (TS////NF) The DCI interrogation guidelines also included the first requirements related to recordkeeping, instructing that, for "each interrogation session in which an enhanced technique is employed," the field prepare a "substantially contemporaneous record… setting forth the nature and duration of each such technique employed, the identities of those present, and a citation to the required Headquarters approval cable." In practice, these guidelines were not followed.

(TS////NF) There were also administrative changes to the program. As noted, on December 3, 2002, CTC's Renditions Group formally assumed responsibility for the management and maintenance of all CIA detention and interrogation facilities. Prior to that time, the interrogation program was "joined at the hip" with CTC's ALEC Station, according to CTC Legal, although another CTC attorney who was directly involved in the program informed the CIA OIG that she "was never sure what group in CTC was responsible for interrogation activities." Even after the formal designation of the CIA's Renditions Group, tensions continued, particularly between CTC personnel who supported SWIGERT and DUNBAR's continued role, and the Renditions Group, which designated as the Page 64 of 499 UNCLASSIFIED