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Intelligence ethics

The boundaries and responsibilities of collecting, interpreting and applying intelligence.

Purpose and proportionality

Intelligence work begins with a legitimate question and an understanding of the information needed to address it. The relevance of a source does not, by itself, establish that every method of obtaining or using it is appropriate.

Interpretation with restraint

Ethical practice concerns both collection and interpretation. It includes attention to privacy, confidentiality, misleading conclusions and the consequences of presenting uncertain information as established fact.

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