Well then it would fall under the United States Supreme Court to order such thing and this will never happen US Codes are passed by Congress and can't be undone unless they go thru the Court System.
Beside do you know what US Code 50 is and what would happen if Congress tried to re-write US Code 50.
"US Code 50" refers to all of the following. Please cite the passage you believe protects the CIA from congressional oversight:
Chapter 1 - Council of National Defense
Chapter 2 - Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Chapter 3 - Alien Enemies
Chapter 4 - Espionage
Chapter 4a - Photographing, Sketching, Mapping, Etc., Defensive Installations
Chapter 4b - Disclosure of Classified Information
Chapter 4c - Atomic Weapons and Special Nuclear Materials Information Rewards
Chapter 5 - Arsenals, Armories, Arms, and war Material Generally
Willful Destruction, Etc., of war or National-defense Material
Chapter 7 - Interference With Homing Pigeons Owned by United States
Chapter 8 - Explosives; Manufacture, Distribution, Storage, Use, and Possession Regulated
Chapter 9 - Aircraft
Chapter 10 - Helium gas
Acquisition of and Expenditures on Land for National-defense Purposes
Chapter 12 - Vessels in Territorial Waters of United States
Chapter 13 - Insurrection
Chapter 14 - Wartime Voting by Land and Naval Forces
Chapter 15 - National Security
Chapter 16 - Defense Industrial Reserves
Chapter 17 - Arming American Vessels
Air-warning Screen
Chapter 19 - Guided Missiles
Chapter 20 - Wind Tunnels
Chapter 21 - Abacaae1 Production
Chapter 22 - Uniform Code of Military Justice
Chapter 22a - Representation of Armed Forces Personnel Before Foreign Judicial Tribunals
Chapter 23 - Internal Security
Chapter 24 - National Defense Facilities
Chapter 25 - Armed Forces Reserve
Chapter 26 - Gifts for Defense Purposes
Chapter 27 - Reserve Officer Personnel Program
Chapter 28 - Status of Armed Forces Personnel Appointed to Service Academies
Chapter 29 - National Defense Contracts
Chapter 30 - Federal Absentee Voting Assistance
Chapter 31 - Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
Chapter 32 - Chemical and Biological Warfare Program
Chapter 33 - war Powers Resolution
Chapter 34 - National Emergencies
Chapter 35 - International Emergency Economic Powers
Chapter 36 - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Chapter 37 - National Security Scholarships, Fellowships, and Grants
Chapter 38 - Central Intelligence Agency Retirement and Disability
Chapter 39 - Spoils of war
Chapter 40 - Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction
Chapter 41 - National Nuclear Security Administration