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Room sharing risk assessment (RSRA)

Detention services order 12/2012 about identifying and assessing the risk of a detainee seriously assaulting another.

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From:
Home Office and Immigration Enforcement
Published:
12 August 2012
Last updated:
3 July 2026
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  1. The IS91RA Part C Checklist: when to issue following new health-related information, has been added.

  2. Updated annex D to correct the review meeting attendees.

  3. Added accessible HTML version.

  4. Updated terminology and added new annexes. Introduction of weekly HIGH RSRA reviews and immediate reviews should new information come to light. HIGH classification now includes sharing permitted in some circumstances.

  5. Updated DSO on 'Room sharing risk assessment'.

  6. First published.

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Room sharing risk assessment (RSRA) (accessible)

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Room sharing risk assessment (RSRA)

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Checklist: When to issue following new health-related information (accessible)

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Checklist: When to issue following new health-related information

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Home Office detention services order about identifying and assessing the risk of a detainee seriously assaulting another detainee in immigration removal centres and residential short term holding facilities.

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