1. Organisation of the Netherlands Naval Int. Dept.; 2. Documents on the Invasion of Switzerland; 3. Topographical Check Reconnaissance in SEAC.; 4. Requirements from S.I.S.; 5. Relations with the Russians; 6. Civilian Director for F.I.A.T.; 7. German Documents Panel; 8. Intelligence on Atomic Energy; 9. Joint Intelligence Bureau; 10. Suppression of the German General Staff and Officer Corps & National Socialist Para. Military Organisations; 11. Lieut. Colonel E.J.C. King Salter

THE DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE suggested that it would be of advantage for "C" to handle this matter, as it might form a useful basis for exchange of information with the Swiss Authorities. After discussion THE SUB-COMMITTEE:Invited "C" to use the document on the German Plan for an Attack on Switzerland as a bargaining counter for an exchange of intelligence with the Swiss through his channels. 3. TOPOGRAPHICAL CHECK RECONNAISSANCE IN S.E.A.C. THE SUB-COMMITTEE had before them a minute by the Secretary (J.I.C./1384/45 dated 26th September, 1945), covering a letter from the superintendent, Inter-Service Topographical Department, (S.E.A.C.), reporting that the Director of Intelligence, S.E.A.C., had stressed the desirability of arranging for check reconnaissances to be carried out for the verification and amplication of topographical reports on Far Eastern countries where there were now opportunities for doing so.