; and (2) coordinate with the Director of National Intelligence and the heads of other appropriate Federal agencies to detail appropriate personnel to serve as analysts at the National Vetting Center. (d) Purpose The National Vetting Center shall, consistent with the guidance and oversight from the National Vetting Governance Board established pursuant to section 214 of this Act— (1) coordinate the efforts of Federal agencies to improve vetting of individuals seeking to enter or remain within the United States; (2) assist the departments and agencies involved with improving their coordination and use of intelligence and other information to identify potential threats to national security, border security, homeland security, and public safety; (3) provide a forum for the departments and agencies involved to identify, coordinate, and resolve policy questions and implementation challenges associated with vetting; (4) improve the effectiveness of vetting operations by maximizing the Intelligence Community and law enforcement data holdings used to support vetting; (5) develop and maintain a process to ensure compliance with legal, privacy, and civil rights and civil liberty requirements; and (6) other responsibilities as determined by the Secretary of Homeland Security. 213. National Vetting Governance Board (a) Establishment The Secretary of Homeland Security, in coordination with the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, the Attorney General, and the Director of National Intelligence, shall establish a National Vetting Governance Board. (b) Purpose The National Vetting Governance Board shall provide guidance and oversight for the National Vetting Center established pursuant to section 213 of this Act, including— (1) producing decisions and recommendations for unified approaches to and solutions for vetting; (2) recommending a fiscal strategy; (3) recommending priorities for National Vetting Center activities; (4) reviewing and recommending new vetting programs or changes to existing vetting activities