1. Security Checks Within the Cosmic System - Access to Cypher Offices; 2. Security of Meteorological Information in War; 3. C.I. Organisation in War; 4. Information Required by Permanent Committee on Geographical Names; 5. Breaches of Security Concerning Classified Documents; 6. Certain Lectures; 7. World Meeting of Dockers in Warsaw; 8. Security in a Certain Country; 9. Colonel Harding-Newman

CONFIDENTIAL MR. VERYARD said that the paper under consideration had been discussed at a meeting of the Meteorological Committee of the Standing Group and there had been no fundamental difference on the security of meteorological information in war. The paper had also been discussed, whilst still in draft form, at a joint meeting of the Meteorological Committee and the Security Co-ordinating Committee of the Standing Group. At this meeting the suggestion contained in paragraph 8 that a special identification, possibly "weather controlled", would be necessary to facilitate the handling of meteorological information at operating levels and to obviate the requirement for long term guarding of classified material after its value as military intelligence ceased, had been put forward by the United Kingdom Representative on the Security Co-ordinating Committee.