Managed Quarantine Service Case Study
As the pandemic gripped the country, the DHSC required Managed Quarantine Service (MQS) to provide on-site management and multi-agency coordination across the 80 hotels in England and Wales.
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In 2022 BGS provided an overarching security programme for one of the wealthiest and most high-profile families in the Middle East.
As the pandemic gripped the country, the DHSC required Managed Quarantine Service (MQS) to provide on-site management and multi-agency coordination across the 80 hotels in England and Wales.
PCS faced a challenging situation where they needed to serve legal papers to the underlying individual engaged in fraudulent activities.
PwC called on GSA Global to independently audit and assess its travel risk management policies and practices against the new standard.
Boodle Hatfield sought exemplary security solutions to ensure the safety and confidentiality of its clients.
Peters & Peters wanted to put together an expert team of primarily ex-police officers to assist with a private prosecution.
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The draft legislation to mandate the Protect Duty – the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Draft Bill – has now been presented to Parliament and is on the path to becoming law.
This whitepaper aims to help corporates understand the ISO 31030’s potential implications for an employer’s travel security obligations and liabilities in the context of existing French law.