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UNCLASSIFIED 5.1. The CJIs Division, under the leadership of its assistant director (AD), delivers timely, accessible, and relevant law enforcement and criminal justice information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and to qualified law enforcement, criminal justice, civilian, academic, employment, and licensing agencies concerning individuals, stolen property, and criminal and terrorist organizations, in order to reduce terrorist and other criminal activities, enhance officer safety, and achieve similar law enforcement objectives.. 5.2. The Cjis Division delivers its services primarily through the following programs:. 5.2.1. Next Generation Identification (NGI) 5.2.2. National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NIcS). 5.2.3. National Data Exchange (N-Dex) 5.2.4. Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP) 5.2.5. National Crime Information Center (NCIC) 5.2.6.Uniform Crime Reporting (UcR) 5.2.7. National Threat Operations Center (NTOC) Roles and Responsibilities 6.1.1. Delivering CJis Division services to effectively meet the CJis Division's mission,. which is to equip the FBI's law enforcement, national security, and Intelligence Community (IC) partners with the criminal justice information they need to protect the United States. while preserving civil liberties. 6.1.2. Directing the CJis Division's strategic planning efforts to establish objectives,. initiatives, and goals, in conjunction with Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI Science and Technology Branch (STB) priorities. 6.1.3. Enhancing the Cjis Division's core competencies and developing new programs and services to protect the United States from terrorist attacks, foreign intelligence activities. and espionage, and high-technology crimes, while continuing to support law enforcement efforts worldwide.. 6.1.4. Leading the CJis Division's information-sharing and biometric initiatives with federal, state, local, tribal, and international criminal justice agencies and with non-criminal- justice agencies.. 6.1.5. Maintaining relationships with the CJis Division's federal, state, local, state, and tribal law enforcement partners and with non-criminal-justice partners through the Advisory.. Policy Board and the Compact Council. In doing so, the CJIs Division gathers and studies operational and strategic recommendations concerning its information systems and services. 6.1.6. Partnering with the IC. 6.1.7. Developing effective staff through training and workforce development initiatives, including skills assessments tools and succession planning methodologies.. 2 UNCLASSIFIED