I have a few things for some context. Thank you for the question, by the way.
As it has been explained previously—and certainly based on my experience working in the national security community—intelligence is sent out and shared through various means. For example, I was provided intelligence when I was in my role through the electronic system or the top secret classified system. I could be provided intelligence by some of the analysts. Sometimes, people prepared briefing packages for me. In the cases when, for example, I was interested in certain issues at play, I would ask the client relations officer at CSE, based on my requirements at the time, to create intelligence and information.
The point I'm trying to make here, sir, is that there are a variety of ways in which intelligence moves into the system.