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4 local, and tmbal partners, and through established communication and reporting of national intelligence mutters to and from FBINO. “The PIG is the centralized intelligence component in each Held office responsible for the management, excoution, and coordknation of the intelligence function. As part of that function, FiGs ree sine ‘ly communicate with analysis add other inteihgence personnel at FBIHO to exchange pertinent intelh gence, to report raw intelligence informa alion, and to share other information deenied of national or regional significance In addition, FiGs report utelligence to FBIM analysts and other intelligence personne! for dissernimation outside of the FBI, including dissemination to raembers of the USIC and of the state, local, and tribal police cormtmmanities, §. Whatis the relationship between FIGs and other locally stationed representatives of the US. Intelligence Community? Response: Locally stahoned representatives of the USIC operate under the auspices of the. FIG un their mteractions with local FBI eld offices. In general, the PIG serves as ihe centralized intelligence cornponent that coordinates imtelligence functions and information shanng with representatives of the USIC. 5.. FBI publications indicate that these FIGs are structured differently based on the size of the field office. Is the size or type of field office positively correlated with the foreign inteligenes or terrorist threat to the United States? Response: Phe size of a field office is based on current and emerging national security thres ats, ‘etninal threats, and demographic and geagraphic factors. Simularly, the sige of each FIG is based an these sanie factors within the particular field office StFACture 7. How are these FiGs being utilized? Response: The FiG is used to centrally manage the FBPs intelligence fictions in the field office and is responsible for the management, exscuhon, and coordination of intelligence cycle functions (requuremenis; planning and direction; collection: processing and exploitation; analysis and production; and dissemimation). MISC. REQ. #53 000004710