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RMCtv : The Reporting of Illegal Drugs in the post

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RMCtv : The Reporting of Illegal Drugs in the post

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The Reporting of Illegal Drugs in the post

The process for reporting the interception of controlled drugs in the post has changed.

Drug Interceptions must now be reported to Royal Mail Group Security via the Security Portal using this link www.royalmail.com/all-eyes-on-security or you can use the QR code on the ‘Contacting Security’ poster displayed at your unit.

The following options will be available once the Security Portal is accessed:
Observation
Incident
Dog Attack
Drug Offence

The “Drug Offence” option should be chosen.

It is important that you include as much detail as possible in the report. This information is critical as part of any potential investigation.
A hard copy of the GS231 receipt should be retained locally for a period of 2 years.

You do not need to send the GS231 receipt to the Security Helpdesk.

Further information about what to do with mail suspected to contain illegal, prohibited or restricted goods can be found by clicking on the following Managers Guide.
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Re: RMCtv : The Reporting of Illegal Drugs in the post

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Further information about what to do with mail suspected to contain illegal, prohibited or restricted goods can be found by clicking on the following Managers Guide.
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