Special Investigative Service
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| Jurisdiction | Global |
| Headquarters | Government Square, Epping (civil) |
| Motto | Scutum et gladium et de re publica. (The Shield and Sword of the State) |
| Employees | 138,167 |
| Annual budget | $58.2 billion |
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| Parent department | Ministry of Justice Ministry of State Security |
| Website | http://www.SiS.gov.ms |
The Special Investigative Service is a multi-role intelligence service in the United Kingdom of Malgrave tasked with counter-terrorism, espionage and the protection of political leaders. It was established in the aftermath of the failed assassination of Jozef Wajda in order to protect internal security and counter the rising threat of assassination against high-ranking civilian and military officials
History
On the 3rd of December 1938 the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of State Security released a report on the failed assassination of Prime Minister Jozef Wajda, and several other attacks and high profile military defections that led to the outbreak of the Malgravean civil war
The report focused its attention on interservice rivalries and claimed that this infighting, poor communication and a misunderstanding of the appropriate chain of command led directly to the assassination plot almost becoming a reality, and failed to stop the mass defections from the military that led to the creation of the Patriotic Front and the establishment of the National Workers Republic.
In response to this report the Wajda Administration passed the Intelligence Service Modernisation and Reorganisation Act of 1938 and officially merged the Political Protection Service, the Internal Security Division and the International Operations Committee to form the Special Investigative Service. It also passed the National Security and Stabilisation Act of 1938, an act that authorised the deployment of the Territorial Defence Force on national soil and permitted the SIS to gather military intelligence alongside the TDF while on internal operations.
In the early days of the civil war the SIS was primarily dedicated to gathering military intelligence, protecting high ranking officials from assassination and running counter-intelligence operations against the intelligence services of the separatist republics, but following the successful completion of the Epping-Rensk Agreement and the force dissolution of the NWR the SIS focused its attentions on eliminating various terrorist cells across the country.
Operations
It has been claimed that the SIS provided key information that led to the successful completion of Operation Tempest but due to current laws surrounding confidentiality that hasn't been confirmed by the military, SIS or the government.
In recent years it's also been reported that the SIS has coordinated with similar intelligence agencies in the Dornalian Republic, Kouralia and Rohane Alista, an allegation that has been confirmed by authorities in the Dornalian Republic and by spokespeople working for the Ministry of State Security and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.