Intelligence-led policing (ILP) is a process for systematically collecting, organizing, analyzing, and utilizing intelligence to guide law enforcement practices and procedures. In the beginning of the text, on page xi, your author presents "CHALLENGES TO BE FACED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT EXECUTIVES" in regard to ILP. The text states that agencies must recognize that every law enforcement agency - regardless of size or location - has a stake in this global law enforcement intelligence initiative and, as such, must develop some form of an intelligence capacity in order to be an effective consumer of intelligence products.

The second bullet point states agencies must develop a "culture of collection" among officers to most effectively gather information for use in the intelligence cycle. Analyze and explain what you believe a "Culture of Collection" is in the context of a law enforcement agency involved in the Intelligence Process or Cycle. How might an agency develop such a culture?