exposing sensitive information about government actions and programs, one individual who, with no moative, with no warning could kill 12 men and women in a secure government facility on a random monday morning. now, we've got to get it right because there's no margin for error. this focuses on the definitions of positions in the federal government as sensitive to the national security as well as requirement for government personnel to have access to classified information. lacking appropriate guidance for such designations, federal agencies are currently relying on a patch work of executive orders, federal regulations, and office of personnel management position designation tool that was not created to address security related issues. meanwhile, opm and office of the director of national intelligence are finalizing a rule they claim provides guidance sought by agencies and called for by gao and members of this committee. others, including some witnesses here today, have real concerns that the proposed guidances is inadequate and could have negative and substantial implications on taxpayer

the judge presiding said there could have been political and diplomatic moatives behind the uprising.any in bangladesh reject official explan nations and disapprove of the handling of the event and its aftermath. the government carried out an inquiry but has not made the conclusions public. >> families of the soldiers killed say there are still many unanswered questions about what was really behind the events of those violent days. >> that man is one of them, his father, a colonel was among the dead. he wants the government to make all the facts known. >> i don't think the mutiny was only based on we want more money. i've lost my family member, so i have a right to know what happened. as a government, they are bound to let us know what happened. >> the end of the border guards trial brings to a conclusion a grim chapter in bangladesh's history, but the mutiny stands as a reminder that in this country, the risk of political violence is never far from the surface. >> home rights group are criticizing the legal process, saying they are shocked by the number of death sentences in a single