Overview
- The reassessment is the first since Harry’s automatic police protection was removed in 2020 after he stepped back from royal duties.
- The move follows an October request from Prince Harry to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for a new risk evaluation.
- Reports say RAVEC is taking evidence from the duke’s team, police and government sources as part of the review.
- Under current rules, Harry’s security is determined case by case and he must give the Metropolitan Police 30 days’ notice before U.K. visits.
- Officials reiterated they will not disclose operational details, and reporting says any outcome could affect whether taxpayer-funded protection is restored during visits.