under its DynCorp Contract for the Iraqi Police Training Program . (23) Congress does not have complete access to information about all security contracts, the number of armed private security contractors working in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other combat zones, the number of contractors who have died, and any disciplinary actions taken against contract personnel or companies. (24) The Central Intelligence Agency paid two contractor psychologists $81 million to devise an interrogation program that yielded very little intelligence and may have violated United States law and international human rights treaties. (25) In 2016, it was reported that Erik Prince was under investigation by the Department of Justice and other Federal agencies for attempting to broker military services to foreign governments and possible money laundering. (26) A 2011 report by the Project On Government Oversight found the government paid significantly more for contractors to staff certain contingency operation positions, including security guards and language specialists. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Mission critical or emergency essential functions The term mission critical or emergency essential functions — (A) means— (i) activities for which continued performance is considered essential to support combat systems and operational activities