GRT personnel supporting civilian LEA must comply with all of these except?

In the context of Ground Reconnaissance support provided to civilian Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs), GRT personnel are indeed required to comply with various protocols and regulations to ensure proper conduct and legal adherence. The one exception to this requirement is the intelligence oversight guidelines.

While intelligence oversight guidelines play a critical role in the broader framework of intelligence operations, they are not directly applicable to the specific task of GRT personnel collaborating with LEAs. This is because the oversight guidelines typically govern the collection, storage, and dissemination of intelligence information and may not specifically inform or restrict day-to-day activities within civilian law enforcement partnerships.

On the other hand, compliance with procedures outlined in CNGBM 3100.01, the procedures established by the supported LEA, and relevant federal regulations are essential. These ensure that GRT personnel operate within the legal framework dictated by both military protocols and civilian law. Following these guidelines is crucial for maintaining operational integrity and ensuring that collaborations with LEAs are conducted lawfully and effectively.