What can be deconflicted via E2C2?

Deconfliction via E2C2 primarily involves managing and organizing information related to specific subjects or targets within investigations. The E2C2 framework is designed for effective coordination and to ensure that there are no overlaps or conflicts in operations involving various agents and agencies. This is particularly crucial when multiple entities may be investigating the same subjects or targets, helping to avoid duplication of efforts and potential conflicts in approach.

The focus on subjects and targets allows for continuous tracking and updating of information related to ongoing investigations, which enhances collaboration and communication among different law enforcement units. Efficient deconfliction of subjects ensures that all agents are aware of existing cases and can work together cohesively.

In contrast, while the other options may pertain to certain aspects of law enforcement or operational focus, they do not specifically highlight the central goal of E2C2, which is to manage and avoid conflicts regarding subjects and targets. A centralized point of contact for agents, licensing exemptions, and export eligibility are important but do not specifically fall under the primary function of deconfliction as facilitated by the E2C2 system.