Independent report

A short inspection of reporting events at Becket House Immigration Reporting Centre based on onsite observations (October 2021)

This inspection focused on the service user experience and the collection and recording of relevant information by Home Office staff.

• From: Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration
• Published: 20 October 2021

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A short inspection of reporting events at Becket House Immigration Reporting Centre based on onsite observations (October 2021)

Ref: ISBN 978-1-5286-2917-1

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Details

Becket House is one of three reporting centres in London. The inspection team spent two days onsite in Beckett House observing the activities and processes. The report makes two recommendations:

• The Home Office should revisit the purpose and scope of a reporting event to ensure information is proactively and routinely collected and recorded.
• The Home Office should ensure that Becket House Immigration Reporting Centre meets the infrastructure general provisions as set out in the guidance, and furthermore, look to improve the overall service user experience