; 22 U.S.C. 2656 note), to examine current and emerging foreign efforts to use disinformation and information operations relating to the threats described in paragraph (1). (E) To identify and close gaps across the departments and agencies of the Federal Government with respect to expertise, readiness, and planning to address malign foreign influence operations and campaigns. (F) To make information available to the public, as the Director of National Intelligence considers appropriate, regarding trends, threats, and tactics deployed by malign foreign influence operations and campaigns. (G) To share information, as the Director of National Intelligence considers appropriate, with allied intelligence partners on malign foreign influence operations and campaigns and in so doing establish a two-way exchange of information about malign foreign influence operations and campaigns. (2) Scope The primary missions of the Center shall apply to malign foreign influence operations and campaigns conducted by, at the direction of, on behalf of, conspiring with, aiding or abetting the efforts, or acting with substantial support of the following countries: (A) Russia. (B) Iran. (C) North Korea. (D) China. (E) Such other countries as the Director of National Intelligence determines appropriate for purposes of this section. (3) Limitations and requirements (A) Other provisions of law The Center shall ensure that any actions taken pursuant to this subsection are consistent with other applicable limitations, including applicable limitations on the collection, retention, dissemination, and processing of intelligence, under Federal law, including court orders and Executive orders, and any relevant agency guidelines or procedures. (B) Constitution (i) Consistency The Center shall ensure that activities undertaken pursuant to this section are conducted consistent with protections under the Constitution. (ii) Collection and maintenance The Center may not directly collect information or maintain information about a United States person