That list is remarkably similar to the issues pointed out with LEOs at all levels of government. I guess the visibility is different in the case of this particular agency. Still the claims that the real source of the problem is that they don’t have enough staff is in line with what we’re hearing now at the local level. They’ll probably want more funding for training, too. 
At the root is really the emphasis on security theater instead of real security, lack of oversight, lack of reporting, and a resistance to rooting out unqualified and/or incompetent people. Looks like they’re getting closer to emulating the TSA - another winning team from the Department of Homeland Security.
