| The Security Policy Division |
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The Security Policy Division of the National Security Council coordinates the handling of those aspects of security that are connected with national security.
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Leading the national security situation assessment – a systemic integrative assessment of the processes and trends expected in the field of national security at all its levels.
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Leading staff work in the fields of security policy.
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Formulating position papers on issues concerning the security concept and security policy.
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Coordinating staff work in the fields of weapons proliferation and control.
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Coordinating staff work in the fields of internal security policy and the civilian Home Front.
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Coordinating activities in the field of intelligence at the National Security Council (NSC) and with intelligence agencies.
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Coordinating and characterizing the National Crisis and Emergency Management Center (NMC) and integrating it into the Prime Minister's Office.
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Operating the national Situation Room and producing periodic reports.
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Activities of the Security Policy Division
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