Investigation and Adjudication Flashcards
What is the Position Designation Automated Tool?
A) OPMs system to determine type of investigation needed based in level of risk and suitability
B) OPMs centralized reciprocity databse that allows for information sharing between government organizations
C) The document containing regulations governing suitability investigations
D) The body that decides whether an original suitability determination is sustainable
A) OPMs system to determine type of investigation needed based in level of risk and suitability
B) Incorrect, OPMS centralized recuprocity database is the CVS
C) Incorrect, the document containing regulations governing suitability investigations is Title 5, CFR 731
D) Incorrect, the body that decides whether an original suitability determination is sustainable is the MSPB
What are the 4 Personnel designation categories?
A) Moderate Risk
B) High Risk
C) Non-Sensitive
D) Noncritical Sensitive
E) Critical-Sensitive
F) Special-Sensitive
C) Non-Sensitive
D) Noncritical Sensitive
E) Critical-Sensitive
F) Special-Sensitive
This designation is applied to positions that include duties associated with special programs such as SAP:
A) Special-sensitive
B) Critical-sensitive
C) Noncritical-sensitive
D) Non-sensitive
A) Special-Sensitive
What does it mean to have a position designation of sensitive duties?
A) The individual filling that position will regularly deal with high-ranking officials
B) The individual filling that position wil be expected to travel with sensitive documents
C) The individual filling that position will have an impact on National Security
D) All of the above
C) Special, critical, or noncritical sensitivity designations come with duties that will impact national security.
A) Incorrect, although positions that deal with high-ranking officials will likely have a sensitivity designation, this is not the definition
B) Incorrect, not all sensitive positions require a courier card
D) Incorrect, C is the only correct answer
This designation is applied to positions that require access to Confidential or Secret Information:
A) Special-sensitive
B) Critical-sensitive
C) Noncritical-sensitive
D) Non-sensitive
C) Noncritical-sensitive
This designation is typically associated with fiduciary duties requiring the highest degree of public trust:
A) Special-sensitive
B) Critical-sensitive
C) Noncritical-sensitive
D) Non-sensitive
B) Critical-sensitive
A soldier and a sailor are discussing position sensitivity designations:
A) The soldier says that sensitivity of the position’s most important duty determines its position sensitivity
B) The sailor says that a position may be designated as critical-sensitive even though the position does not have any requirement for accessing classified information
Who is correct?
Both are correct
A soldier and a sailor are discussing Limited Access Authorizations:
A) The soldier says that Limited Access Authorizations are granted to US citizens when classified access is needed to perform temporary duty assignments
B) The sailor says that Limited Access Authorizations grant local nationals a temporary security eligibility to access classified information
Who is correct?
Both are incorrect. LAAs are not granted to US citizens and do NOT grant a security eligibility. A security ELIGIBILITY is distinct from ACCESS, and a temporary eligibility cannot be granted.
T/F: Only US citizens may be granted a security eligibility.
True, Non-US citizens may be granted temporary access via an LAA, but this does not constitute a security eligibility or security clearance.
T/F: Non-US citizens are restricted from receiving security eligibilities
True, Non-US citizens can have temporary access but are restricted from receiving security eligibilities.
T/F: Non-US citizens are restricted from gaining access to classified information
False, Non-U.S. citizens may be granted access to classified information with an LAA
T/F: Civilians in non-sensitive positions may receive security clearance
False, civilians in non-sensitive positions will not have a need-to-know and thus should not receive a national security eligibility
T/F: An individual must have a need for regular access to classified or sensitive information to establish a need for access to classified information.
True
T/F: Ease of movement within a facility is an acceptable justification for obtaining a security clearance.
False
T/F: Individuals with dual citizenship are restricted from receiving a security clearance.
False, dual citizenship does not prevent someone who also holds US citizenship from obtaining a security clearance