The Royal and VIP Executive Committee (Ravec), the body that oversees taxpayer-funded protection for royals and public figures, has agreed to conduct a fresh security assessment for Prince Harry and Meghan following their relocation to the United Kingdom as full-time residents. It will be the first formal risk review for Meghan since the couple stepped back from royal duties in 2020, and comes after Harry lost a legal challenge last year against the withdrawal of his automatic police protection. The committee has reportedly asked the couple to provide their daily schedules — including school runs — to inform its decision, underscoring the practical security concerns that recently led the Sussexes to move their children to a different school just days after term began.