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The measures are aimed at disrupting organised criminals by ensuring intelligence and enforcement work is more collaborative.

Policymakers and researchers need to provide clearer guidance for trusts at various stages of implementation ensuring intelligence is shared across England's NHS trusts.

It's time for a European security agency to ensure intelligence is shared more effectively.

Though Mr. Hersh and The New Yorker fielded criticism for supposedly endangering intelligence sources, Mr. Hersh said he had worked with the sources to ensure intelligence methods would not be compromised.

The new scheme aims to ensure intelligence is shared and other bodies, such as social services, are kept informed of cases.

Nonetheless, he said, it would be "entirely appropriate" to build in an adversarial process if that were the best way to ensure intelligence agencies complied with the law.

The Government long characterised the plan to weaken encryption as a way of ensuring that intelligence agencies could get into the communications of criminals.

Frances Fragos Townsend, the White House homeland security adviser, said the changes would allow Mr. Negroponte to wield influence and seek information down to the level of each of the F.B.I.'s field offices, though she noted that the attorney general, Alberto R. Gonzales, would remain responsible for ensuring that intelligence activities in the United States did not violate American law.

The European Court of Human Rights has a strong track record of ensuring that intelligence agencies act in compliance with human rights law.

President Barack Obama has promised that a current review of NSA procedures will reassure "allies" such as Brazil, by ensuring that intelligence collected by the secret services amounts to "information that's necessary to protect our people".

Referring to the Omagh bomb investigation, which revealed that MI5 had not shared intelligence on dissidents with the RUC, he said: "There is clearly the need, as Omagh showed, to ensure that intelligence is joined up.