; (2) serve as a primary point of contact between enforcement authorities and agencies engaged in export licensing; (3) coordinate law enforcement public outreach activities related to United States export controls; (4) serve as the primary deconfliction and support center to assist law enforcement agencies to coordinate and enhance investigations with respect to export control violations; (5) establish integrated, Government-wide statistical tracking and targeting capabilities to support export enforcement; and (6) carry out additional duties as assigned by the Secretary of Homeland Security regarding the enforcement of United States export control laws. (d) Administration The Executive Associate Director of Homeland Security Investigations shall— (1) serve as the administrator of the Center; and (2) maintain documentation that describes the participants in, funding of, core functions of, and personnel assigned to, the Center. (e) Director; Deputy Directors (1) Director The Center shall have a Director, who shall be— (A) a member of the Senior Executive Service (as defined in section 2101a of title 5, United States Code) and a special agent within Homeland Security Investigations; and (B) designated by the Secretary of Homeland Security. (2) Deputy Directors The Center shall have 2 Deputy Directors, as follows: (A) One Deputy Director, who shall be— (i) a full-time employee of the Department of Commerce; and (ii) appointed by the Secretary of Commerce. (B) One Deputy Director, who shall be— (i) a full-time employee of the Department of Justice; and (ii) appointed by the Attorney General. (f) Liaisons from other agencies (1) Intelligence community liaison An intelligence community liaison shall be detailed to the Center. The liaison shall be— (A) a full-time employee of an element of the intelligence community