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The Risk Assessment will consider three categories of information: 1. The targeted individual(s); 2. The targeted address(es), and; 3. The likely community impact. The Immigration Service will have responsibility for Completing the operational aspects of the Assessment (Page 2 of this document). The police will have responsibility for completing the community and crime aspects of the Assessment (Page 3 of this document). The final assessment findings will be submitted for the local Divisional commander's authority. The Risk Assessment document is recognised as: 1. The Immigration Service endorsement of the intelligence and processes nominating the target, assuring the police of their duty of care for the lawful execution of their duty; 2. The Police Service authority to proceed with the proposed operation at a designated time and distils the core principle of the police service retaining control of the community environment. 3. The agreement between the Immigration Service and the Police for the level of resourcing for each nominated operation. 4. Recording the audit trail commensurate with the requirements of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000. 5. Transfer of required operational data whilst maintaining individuality confidentiality where necessary in line with the Data Protection protocol. Part 1- Target details Operational Reference __________________ Op. Commander: Target Nominals Name Date of birth M/F (Include a.k.a., and known CRO) 1 2 3 4 5 Target Address Proposed Date Time: Division/Command Area Police Liaison: 9
Immigration Service Operational Assessment Nominal 0 1 2 3 4 5 1. Number of persons sought Lower Middle Upper 2. Likelihood of conflict / resistance 3. Sensitive Factors - Religion 4. Gender 5. Nationality 6. Known Associates 7. Position in Society 8. Family Connection 9. High profile Media 10. Children / Vulnerable 11. Confirmation of identity 12. Immigration Named Offender Assurance 13. Immigration Offender – Removable? Yes No Premises 0 1 2 3 4 5 14. Other persons present 15. Difficulty of Premises 16. Difficulty of Location 17. Ease of Access / Egress Method of Entry requirements 0 Page Total Immigration Operational Risk Assessment Summary I have considered all the information and intelligence available to me in preparing this Operational Risk Assessment and based on this information, prior to the police assessment of the community impact and taking account of exceptional impact from 'red flag' issues ref.no. (Delete as applicable) I 2 6 7 8 9 10 13 N/A this operation should be carried out as: Score guide Category-1 0-15 Immigration Officers only with local police awareness Category-2 15-25 Immigration Officers and police support immediate to the operation Category-3 25-33 Immigration Officers and police support immediate and ancillary to the operation Signed:________________________________ Divisional Commander Date: 10
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