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UNITED NATIONS SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. SECURITY policy manual Chapter IV SECURITY MANAGEMENT . SECTION. Armed Private SECURITY Companies I.. Date: 08 November 2012. unsms SECURITY policy manual -1. A. Introduction 1. The primary responsibility for the SECURITY and protection of United Nations personnel, their eligible family members and the premises and property of United Nations SECURITY MANAGEMENT System organizations rests with the host Government. In ensuring such safety and SECURITY , certain circumstances may arise where armed SECURITY services become necessary. When the host Government is unwilling or unable to provide such protection, as determined by the United Nations in consultation with the relevant authorities, armed SECURITY services will normally be provided by alternate member States or the appropriate SECURITY entity within the United Nations system.
UNSMS Security Policy Manual - 2 Chapter IV: SECURITY MANAGEMENT – I. Armed Private Security Companies D. General Policy 8. The objective of armed security services from a private security company is to
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