From ohmymimi's link on Sharpley:
Acting CIA watchdog up for top job resigns
www.politico.com/story/2018/07/20/christopher-sharpley-cia-resigns-734956
ASPEN, Colo. — The acting watchdog at the CIA, who has been accused of retaliating against whistleblowers, is resigning, the agency confirmed Friday.
Christopher Sharpley, whose nomination for the inspector general post had stalled in the Senate, said in a memo to employees at his office that he was stepping down.
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Representatives for those ex-CIA employees told The Associated Press last year that there has been discord for several years within the inspector general's office, an independent unit created in 1989 to oversee the spy agency.
The office is charged with stopping waste, fraud and mismanagement and promoting accountability through audits, inspections, investigations and reviews of CIA programs and operations — overt and covert.
Members of the Senate intelligence committee asked Sharpley at his confirmation hearing in October about complaints that he and other managers participated in retaliation against CIA workers who alerted congressional committees and other authorities about alleged misconduct.
Sharpley told Congress that he was "unaware of any open investigations on me, the details of any complaints about me." He said he might not know because there is a process providing confidentiality to anyone who wants to file a complaint against government officials.
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Last November, the two former CIA employees said Sharpley was less than candid when he told Congress that he didn't know about any active whistleblower complaints against him.
GOP Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina, chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, delayed a vote on Sharpley's nomination until the committee could find out more about the whistleblower cases.