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C. Derogatory Information

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D. Procedures for Suspension 1. Informal Procedures
2. Formal Procedures
3. Suspension of Sensitive Compartmented Information

C. Derogatory Information
Information that qualifies as derogatory is listed in paragraph 2-4 of AR 380-67 and includes, but is not limited to, incidents of criminal or dishonest conduct unauthorized disclosure of classified information and acts that indicate poor judgment, unreliability, or untrustworthi- ness.
D. Procedures for Suspension
1. Informal Procedures
The commander may wish to suspend access on an informal basis while gathering information to determine whether formal suspension is warranted. After gathering the required data, the commander may decide to restore access. If the commander does not suspend access, the
CCF will review all available information and, if warranted, advise the commander to suspend access under AR 380-67, paragraph a. An informal suspension could consist of an order from the commander limiting a Soldier’s access or taking away the Soldier’s access to classified repositories.
2. Formal Procedures
If the commander decides on formal suspension of access, the Soldier’s certificate of clearance will be removed from his or her personnel file and attached to the DA Form R reporting the suspension to the CCF. Once this is done, the commander may not restore access until a final favorable determination by the CCF unless certain criteria listed in paragraph bib Return to Table of Contents

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of AR 380-67 are met. As a result, while a commander can later restore access if access was informally suspended, he or she cannot do so if it was formally suspended.
3. Suspension of Sensitive Compartmented Information
If the Soldier whose clearance has been suspended was indoctrinated for Sensitive Compart- mented Information (SCI, the special security officer must be expeditiously notified. Under certain circumstances, a Soldier’s access to SCI maybe suspended while allowing a Soldier continued access to collateral information (confidential, secret, or top secret information for which compartmentation is not formally required).

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