; (ii) determine the agenda for those meetings; (iii) direct the work of the Center; and (iv) as appropriate to particular subject matters, organize and coordinate subgroups of the members of the Center. (2) Deputy Directors The Center shall have 2 Deputy Directors, who shall be full-time senior officers or employees of the Department of Commerce and the Department of Justice, designated by the Secretary of Commerce and the Attorney General, respectively, detailed to the Center and reporting to the Director. (3) Intelligence community liaison The Center shall have an Intelligence Community Liaison, who shall be a full-time senior officer or employee of the Federal Government, designated by the Director of National Intelligence, and detailed or assigned to the Center. (4) Staff (A) In general The Center shall have a full-time staff reporting to the Director. (B) Detailees Executive departments and agencies specified in subsection (b) shall detail or assign their employees to the Center. (e) Administration The Department of Homeland Security shall operate and provide funding and administrative support for the Center to the extent permitted by law and subject to the availability of appropriations. (f) Website The Director of the Center may establish a publicly accessible website for the Center with a domain name that is independent of websites of the Department of Homeland Security. 3. Unlawful transshipment and diversion of exports (a) In general The Center shall— (1) serve as a primary forum for the coordination of export control enforcement efforts focused on unlawful transshipment and diversion of exports; and (2) develop best practices for executive departments and agencies to improve efforts to combat the unlawful transshipment and diversion of exports. (b) Areas of focus In carrying out the duties described in subsection (a), the Center shall focus its efforts on, among other matters— (1) sensitive technologies, including technologies relating to— (A) semiconductors