An inspection of the work of Border Force, Immigration Enforcement, and UK Visas and Immigration to identify, investigate, disrupt and prosecute perpetrators of modern slavery and human trafficking
The report makes three recommendations which stress the importance of creating a clearer, more coherent set of roles, responsibilities and objectives for the Home Office Border, Immigration and Citizenship System鈥檚 response to modern slavery and human trafficking.
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The inspection focused on:
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the legislation, policies, guidance, training, objectives, priorities and performance measures that support the identification, investigation, disruption and prosecution of individuals and organised crime groups (OCGs) involved in MSHT
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the opportunities for Border Force, Immigration Enforcement and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to identify and pursue perpetrators, through their core work and systems, and through targeted operations, projects and investigations
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the recording and sharing (within BICS and with partner agencies) of information and intelligence about MSHT victims and perpetrators
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how 鈥榟and-offs鈥� between BICS directorates and to other agencies are managed, including feedback loops
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assessments of the effectiveness of current measures and plans to improve performance and outcomes