Question: In a scenario where a roaming target is outside the legal jurisdiction of their Home Public Land Mobile Network (HPLMN) with IMS Roaming, and media does not enter the HPLMN due to the roaming architecture, what action should the HPLMN take regarding Call Content (CC) interception based on national options?
Option 1: Redirect the CC to a proxy server within the HPLMN for interception.
Option 2: Request the Visited Public Land Mobile Network (VPLMN) to perform the interception on behalf of the HPLMN.
Option 3: Suspend the intercept order until the target returns to the HPLMN's jurisdiction.
Option 4: Perform the interception without the CC and report to the Law Enforcement Monitoring Facility (LEMF) that the CC is unavailable due to the target's roaming situation.
Explanation: This option aligns with the procedure for handling situations where media doesn't enter the HPLMN due to a roaming target's location, ensuring compliance with lawful interception requirements by documenting the unavailability of Call Content (CC) and reporting to the LEMF for transparency and accountability.