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Do the other organizations and institutions have obligations in the execution of
intelligence activities?
In accordance with the provisions of Law 2937, Ministries and other public institutions
and organizations are tasked
• to form the intelligence that their mission requires,
• to gather information and intelligence that can be requested by the MIT,
• to counter intelligence activities, and
• to immediately transfer information and intelligence that they acquire on national
security to the MIT.
Moreover, the mentioned public institutions and organizations are obliged to provide
the MIT personnel with any assistance and facilitation that they need during the
execution of their mission.
On the other hand, in accordance with the Article 5 of the Law 2937, with the aim of
coordinating the execution of the missions and obligations of Ministries and other public
institutions and organizations and of managing intelligence activities, the National
Intelligence Coordination Council (NICC) has been established, chaired by the Undersecretary
of the MIT and composed of the Secretary General or Deputy Secretary General of the National
Security Council, the Director or Deputy Director of Intelligence of the General Staff, the
undersecretaries of ministries, senior directors of institutions and organizations, the
related directors of the MIT and other civil servants that could be invited by the Undersecretary
of the MIT, convening every three months.
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