Security Review Ordered for Duke and Duchess of Sussex After UK Return
The committee overseeing publicly funded protection for royalty and public figures will reconsider the couple's police security following their move back to the UK, according to The Guardian.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan, will undergo a review of their publicly funded security arrangements after returning to live in the UK, The Guardian reported.
The review will be conducted by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee, known as Ravec, which is responsible for overseeing tax-funded security provided to members of the royal family and other public figures, according to the report.
The committee is set to reconsider the level of police protection afforded to Harry and Meghan now that they are full-time residents in the UK, the report said.
Details on the specific security arrangements currently in place, or the outcome expected from the review, were not disclosed in the source material.
Sources
- Duke and Duchess of Sussex granted security review after return to UK — The Guardian — World
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