Ontario, with responsibility for the Western portion of the province of Ontario; Western Region (WR), based in CFB Edmonton, Alberta, with responsibility for the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon Territory; Pacific Region (PR), based in CFB Esquimalt, British Columbia, with responsibility for the province of British Columbia; and Specialized Operations Section (SOS), based in Ottawa, Ontario, serving all regions with specialized investigative services including: The Surveillance Team, the National Drug Enforcement Team (NDET), the Technological Crime Unit (TCU) and the Polygraph Section. The SOS provides support in these fields to all regional CFNIS detachments as well as the Canadian Forces Military Police as a whole. Military Police Criminal Intelligence Section (MPCIS), based in Ottawa, Ontario, which provides criminal intelligence support to all CFNIS regional offices as well as the Canadian Forces Military Police as a whole. MPCIS personnel work closely with the Canadian Forces National Counter Intelligence Unit (CFNCIU), the Canadian Forces Intelligence Command (CFINTCOM) and the criminal intelligence sections of many other Canadian, U.S., and military police services. Each CFNIS regional office will have a Regional Criminal Intelligence Coordinator (RCIC) who reports directly to the MPCIS. Each CFMP detachment in Canada has Local Criminal Intelligence Coordinators (LCIC) who report directly to their respective RCIC on all criminal intelligence matters. On major CF deployments, a detachment of the CFNIS may be established on a temporary basis. While the CFNIS Regional Detachments are located on or near Canadian Forces Bases, the CFNIS personnel work independently from the normal military chain of command. They receive direction and report directly to the CO CFNIS. Selection Members of the CFNIS are selected from fully trained, experienced Military Police members who have completed various Military Police training and worked for at least one tour of duty as a Military Police in a base or wing before applying to become an investigator with the CFNIS. After selection, they are submitted to specialized training depending on their positions and also have to complete a one-year internship before operating as a full-fledged investigator. Training CFNIS indoctrination course This course is designed to provide new members of the CFNIS with a detailed understanding of the full spectrum of CFNIS operations including all associated internal specialty services. Subjects covered during this course include: Military Police investigation policy; Major case and file management; Interview and interrogation techniques; Investigations in deployed environments; Ethics; and Duty with