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• Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO)
• Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS)
• Defence Intelligence Organisation (DIO)
• Defence Imagery and Geospatial Organisation (DIGO)
• Australian Signals Directorate (ASD)
• Office of National Assessments (ONA)

Agency overview
Formed	16 March 1949; 67 years ago
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Headquarters	Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Employees	1,812 (average staffing level 2016–17)[1]
Annual budget	A$518.6 million (2016–17)[1]
Minister responsible	·     George Brandis, Attorney-General
Agency executive	Duncan Lewis, Director-General of Security
Parent agency	Attorney-General's Department
Website	www.asio.gov.au

Agency overview
Formed	13 May 1952; 64 years ago
Headquarters	Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Annual budget	A$468.5 million (2016–17)[1]
Minister responsible	·     Julie Bishop, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Agency executive	Nick Warner, Director-General
Parent agency	Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Website	www.asis.gov.au Defence Intelligence Organisation Agency overview Formed 1990 Preceding agencies ·     Joint Intelligence Organisation ·     Joint Intelligence Bureau Headquarters Russell Offices, Canberra Parent agency Department of Defence Website www.defence.gov.au/dio/ Agency overview Formed 28 November 1982 Dissolved Australian Imagery Organisation; Directorate of Strategic Military Geographic Information; Defence Topographic Agency Jurisdiction Australia Headquarters Russell Offices, Russell, Canberra, ACT Minister responsible ·     Senator Marise Payne, Minister for Defence Agency executive Maria Fernandez, Director Parent agency Department of Defence Website defence.gov.au/AGO/ Slogan: Reveal their secrets ... Protect our own Agency overview Formed 12 November 1947; 69 years ago Jurisdiction Commonwealth of Australia Headquarters Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia 35.2952°S 149.1487°ECoordinates: 35.2952°S 149.1487°E Minister responsible ·     the Hon. Marise Payne, Minister for Defence Parent agency Department of Defence Website asd.gov.au Agency overview Formed 19 October 1977 Jurisdiction Commonwealth of Australia Headquarters Robert Marsden Hope Building, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia Employees 138 (2015)[1] Annual budget $54.7 million (2015)[1] Minister responsible ·     The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull MP, Prime Minister Agency executive Richard Maude, Director-General Parent agency Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Website http://www.ona.gov.au

Canada

• Canadian Security Intelligence Service – Service Canadien du Renseignement de Sécurité (CSIS/SCRS)
• Communications Security Establishment (CSE)
• Canadian Forces Intelligence Branch (DND)
• Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC) which is led by the (RCMP)
• Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC)
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
• Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)

Agency overview
Formed	June 21, 1984, by Act of Parliament (Bill C-9)
Preceding agency	·     RCMP Security Service
Headquarters	Ottawa, Ontario
Employees	2,449[1]
Annual budget	C$516.2 million (2014–2015)[2]
Minister responsible	·     Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety
Agency executive	Michel Coulombe, Director
Parent agency	Public Safety Canada
Website	www.csis-scrs.gc.ca

Badge of the Communications Security Establishment. The Latin motto reads "providing and protecting information."
CSE new headquarters in Ottawa
Agency overview
Formed	1946
Preceding agency	·     Examination Unit, a civilian organization established in 1941, by the National Research Council
Headquarters	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Employees	1,900 (approx.)
Annual budget	$829 million (2014–15)[1]
Minister responsible	·     Hon. Harjit Sajjan, Minister of National Defence
Agency executive	Greta Bossenmaier, Chief
Website	www.cse-cst.gc.ca

Intelligence Branch
Active	1982–present
Country	Canada
Branch	Canadian Forces personnel branch
Type	Intelligence
Motto(s)	Latin: E tenebris lux "Out of the Darkness, Light"
March	Eine kleine Nachtmusik

Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada
Centre d'analyse des opérations et déclarations financières du Canada
Agency overview
Formed	October, 2000, by Act of Parliament (Bill C-22)[1]
Headquarters	Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Employees	342[2]
Annual budget	$51.5 million
Minister responsible	·     Bill Morneau, Minister of Finance
Agency executive	Gérald Cossette[3], Director
Parent agency	Department of Finance
Website	www.fintrac-canafe.gc.ca

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Gendarmerie royale du Canada (French)
Abbreviation	RCMP/GRC
Heraldic badge of the RCMP
Ensign
Motto	Maintiens le droit "defending the law"[1][2]
Agency overview
Formed	February 1, 1920[3]
Preceding agencies	Royal Northwest Mounted Police (RNWMP) (1904) North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) (May 23, 1873) Dominion Police (1868)
Employees	28,461 (2015)
Volunteers	Approximately 1,600 Auxiliary Constables[4]
Legal personality	Governmental: Government agency
Jurisdictional structure
Federal agency	Canada
Constituting instruments	Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act Provincial Police Acts
General nature	Federal law enforcement Gendarmerie
Operational structure
Headquarters	M. J. Nadon Government of Canada Building 73 Leikin Drive Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R2[5]
Sworn members	18,292[6] (Sept. 2015)[show]
Unsworn members	10,169[6] (Sept. 2015)[show]
Elected officer responsible	The Honourable Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety
Agency executives	Queen Elizabeth II, Commissioner-in-Chief Charles, Prince of Wales, Honorary Commissioner Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, Honorary Deputy Commissioner Bob Paulson, Commissioner
Parent agency	Public Safety Canada
Divisions	15[6][show]
Facilities
Detachments	712[7][show]
Vehicles	8,677[show]
Patrol vessels	5
Fixed-wings	32
Helicopters	10
[show]Notables
Website
www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca
Footnotes
While a federal agency, the RCMP also provides direct policing to dependent territories.

Canada Border Services Agency Agence des services frontaliers du Canada
Common name	Border Services
Abbreviation	CBSA-ASFC
Heraldic Badge of the Canada Border Services Agency
CBSA coat of arms
Flag and Ensign of the Canada Border Services Agency
Motto	Protectio Servitium Integritas Protection, Service, Integrity
Agency overview
Formed	December 12, 2003
Preceding agencies	Canada Customs and Revenue Agency Citizenship and Immigration Canada (enforcement branch) Canadian Food Inspection Agency (port of entry examination)
Employees	14,113
Legal personality	Governmental: Government agency
Jurisdictional structure
Federal agency	Canada
Governing body	Public Safety Canada
Constituting instruments	Order in Council P.C. 2003–2064 Canada Border Services Agency Act
General nature	Federal law enforcement Civilian agency
Operational structure
Elected officer responsible	Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety
Agency executive	John Ossowski, President
Regions	8[show]
Website
CBSA Homepage

Denmark

·  Danish Security and Intelligence Service (Politiets Efterretningstjeneste (PET)).

·  Danish Defence Intelligence Service (Forsvarets Efterretningstjeneste (FE)).

·  Army Intelligence Center (Hærens Efterretningscenter (HEC)

The Danish Security and Intelligence Service
Politiets Efterretningstjeneste
Logo of The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET)
Agency overview
Formed	1939
Preceding agency	·     Det sønderjyske Politiadjudantur
Jurisdiction	Government of Denmark
Headquarters	Søborg, Århus and Odense
Employees	780 (2010) [1]
Annual budget	800 mio. Kr.
Minister responsible	·     Søren Pind, Ministry of Justice of Denmark
Agency executive	Finn Borch Andersen
Parent agency	Ministry of Justice of Denmark
Website	The Danish Security and Intelligence Service

Danish Defence Intelligence Service
Forsvarets Efterretningstjeneste
Logo of DDIS
Agency overview
Formed	1 October 1950; 66 years ago
Jurisdiction	Government of Denmark
Headquarters	Copenhagen, Denmark
Annual budget	675 million kr. (2015)[1]
Minister responsible	·     Claus Hjort Frederiksen (Venstre), Defence
Agency executive	Lars Findsen
Parent agency	Ministry of Defence
Website	Official Website

Army Intelligence Centre
Hærens Efterretningscenter
Coat of Arms
Active	1 March 2014
Country	Denmark
Branch	Royal Danish Army
Type	Army Intelligence
Size	457[1]
Part of	Army Staff
Garrison/HQ	Varde
Nickname(s)	HEC
Motto(s)	Viden er Styrke (Knowledge is Power)
Stable belt
Commanders
Ceremonial chief	HM The Queen of Denmark
Colonel of the Regiment	Birger Mejlholm[2]

France

Main article: List of intelligence agencies of France

• Ministry of Interior
• General Directorate for Internal Security (DGSI; Direction générale de la sécurité intérieure) – Domestic counter-terrorism and counter-espionage intelligence.
• Central Directorate of the Judicial Police (DCPJ; Direction centrale de la Police judiciaire) – Organised crime intelligence.
• Ministry of Defence
• Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE; Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure) – Foreign intelligence relating to national security.
• Directorate of Protection and Defense Security (DPSD; Direction de la protection et de la sécurité de la défense) – Foreign intelligence relating to national security.
• Directorate of Military Intelligence (DRM; Direction du renseignement militaire) – Military intelligence.

Minister of the Interior of the French Republic Ministre de l’Intérieur
Incumbent Bruno Le Roux since 6 December 2016
Minister of the Interior
Member of	Cabinet
Reports to	President of the Republic The Prime Minister
Seat	Hôtel de Beauveau, Paris 8e, France
Nominator	The Prime Minister
Appointer	President of the Republic
Term length	No fixed term
Formation	7 August 1790
Website	www.interieur.gouv.fr

General Directorate for Internal Security
Direction générale de la sécurité intérieure
Agency overview
Formed	May 12, 2014
Jurisdiction	French Ministry of the Interior
Headquarters	84 Rue de Villiers, Levallois-Perret, France
Employees	> 3,300
Annual budget	€300 million
Minister responsible	·     Bruno Le Roux
Agency executive	Patrick Calvar
Website	www.interieur.gouv.fr

General Directorate for External Security
Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure
Partout où nécessité fait loi ("In every place where necessity makes law")
Agency overview
Formed	April 2, 1982
Preceding agency	·     External Documentation and Counter-Espionage Service
Jurisdiction	Government of France
Headquarters	141 Boulevard Mortier, Paris XX, France
Employees	5,161
Annual budget	US$731,807,192.50
Minister responsible	·     Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister of Defence
Agency executive	Bernard Bajolet, Director
Parent agency	Ministry of Defence
Website	www.defense.gouv.fr/english/dgse

French Armed Forces Armées françaises
Coat of Arms of the French Republic
Service branches	Armée de Terre Marine Nationale Armée de l'Air Gendarmerie Nationale
Leadership
Commander-in-Chief	President François Hollande
Minister of Defence	Jean-Yves Le Drian
Chief of Defense	General Pierre de Villiers
Manpower
Military age	17 years of age with consent for voluntary military service (2001)
Available for military service	13,676,509 (2005 est.), age 15–49
Fit for military service	11,262,661 (2005 est.), age 15–49
Reaching military age annually	389,204 (2005 est.)
Active personnel	259,050 (2006) ranked 14th
Reserve personnel	419,000 (2006)
Deployed personnel	35,000 (2006 est.)
Expenditures
Percent of GDP	2.6% (2005)
Related articles
History	Military History of France La Grande Armée

Insigna of DRM

Germany Main article: List of intelligence agencies of Germany Federal Bundeskanzleramt: Federal Chancellery Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND): Federal Intelligence Service Bundesministerium des Inneren (BMI): Federal Ministry of Interior Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV): Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Bundeswehr: Federal Defense Force Militärischer Abschirmdienst (MAD): Military Counterintelligence Service State German Chancellery Bundeskanzleramt Agency overview Formed 1871, 1949 Jurisdiction Government of Germany Headquarters Berlin Annual budget EUR 62.747 million (2015)[1] Agency executive Peter Altmaier, Chief of the German Federal Chancellery Website www.bundeskanzleramt.de Federal Intelligence Service Bundesnachrichtendienst Official agency emblem Agency overview Formed 1 April 1956; 60 years ago Preceding agency ·     Gehlen Organization Jurisdiction Government of Germany Headquarters Pullach and Berlin (starting 2014) Employees 6,500 (2012) Annual budget €832.86 million (2017)[1] Minister responsible ·     Peter Altmaier, Federal Minister of Special Affairs Agency executives Bruno Kahl (de), President Michael Klor-Berchtold (de), Vice President Major General Norbert Stier (de), Vice President for Military Affairs Guido Müller, Vice President for Central Functions and Modernization Parent agency German Chancellery Website www.bnd.de Federal Ministry of the Interior Bundesministerium des Innern (BMI) Agency overview Formed 1 January 1879 (138 years ago) as the Reichsamt des Inneren Jurisdiction Government of Germany Headquarters Alt-Moabit 140 10557 Berlin 52°31′17″N 13°21′44″ECoordinates: 52°31′17″N 13°21′44″E Employees 1,500 Minister responsible ·     Thomas de Maizière, Federal Minister of the Interior Agency executive Ole Schröder, Parliamentary State Secretary Website http://www.bmi.bund.de Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV) Emblem of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Agency overview Formed November 7, 1950; 66 years ago Jurisdiction Government of Germany Headquarters Cologne Employees 2,641 (as of 2010) Annual budget €230.8 million (2015)[1] Minister responsible ·     Thomas de Maizière, Federal Minister of the Interior Agency executives Hans-Georg Maaßen, President Thomas Haldenwang, Vice President Parent agency Federal Ministry of the Interior Website www.verfassungsschutz.de Germany (disambiguation). Federal Defence Forces of Germany Bundeswehr Insignia of the Bundeswehr Founded 12 November 1955 Current form 3 October 1990 Service branches Heer (Army) Marine (Navy) Luftwaffe (Air Force) Streitkräftebasis (Joint Support Service) Zentraler Sanitätsdienst (Joint Medical Service) Kommando Cyber- und Informationsraum (Cyber and Information Space Command) Headquarters Berlin, Bonn and Potsdam Website www.bundeswehr.de Leadership Supreme Command During normal peacetime: the Minister of Defence[1] After declaration of state of defence: the Federal Chancellor[2] Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel Minister of Defence Ursula von der Leyen Inspector General General Volker Wieker (Heer) Manpower Military age 17 Conscription No Active personnel 177,956 (9 February 2017) Reserve personnel 31,700 (2015) Expenditures Budget €37 billion (FY17) Percent of GDP 1.22% (FY17) Industry Domestic suppliers Airbus Group Heckler & Koch Rheinmetall Krauss-Maffei Wegmann Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft Walther arms ThyssenKrupp Foreign suppliers European Union member nations;  United States Annual imports Volume of about $1 billion (2009 est.) Annual exports Volume of about €6.88 billion (2016) [3] Military Counterintelligence Service Militärischer Abschirmdienst (MAD) Logo of the MAD Active 1956–present Country Federal Republic of Germany Branch Bundeswehr Type Military Intelligence Size 1213 (as of 2009) Part of Streitkräftebasis Headquarters Cologne Commanders President Christof Gramm