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MISC. REQ. #53 In building our intelligence program, the FBI adopted the best practices of other democratic countnes. For example, from the British Security Service (BSS, formerly MI-5) model, the FBI learned the benefits of a single focu: mtelligence source development, and adopted thus principle by creating a requirements and collection management element mdependent from the FBI's investigative divisions and staffed by full-time targeting analysts who drive source development to fill critical intelligence gaps. The BSS relies heavily on municipal law enforcement entities to collect intelligence information on its behalf In the United States, state, local, and tribal law enforcement entities are also powerful collectors of information. The FBI has implemented its intelligence requirements and collection management processes in such a way that they leverage the capacity of our partners im law enforcement. e French ervice the FBI adopted the principle of integrating mvestigative law enforcement and intelligence operations, and implements this principle by integrating intelligence production elements in each of the FBI's operational divisions, both at headquarters and in the field. Following is a matrix which identifies some of the domestic intelligence functions discussed in the RAND Corporation study (and used by the FBI to ginde the development of our intelligence program) and indicates how these functions are implemented in the FBI 000004684