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Movement, custody and accountability

Logistics

Logistics ensures that examination materials, equipment, assets, vehicles and support resources move with evidence, control and institutional accountability.

End-to-end

Custody Visibility

Signed

Movement Events

Reconciled

Assets and Equipment

SFL focus

Logistics standard

Every movement should be explainable after the fact: what moved, who handled it, when it changed hands and where the record sits.

1Dispatch
2Transit
3Receipt
4Reconcile
01

Chain of custody

Sensitive examination materials and secure devices require verifiable movement from vault to dispatch, transit, centre receipt and final reconciliation.

  • Dual-control release of examination materials
  • Signed and time-stamped custody events
  • Exception handling at receipt points
  • Reconciliation of materials, devices and assets
02

Fleet, stores and dispatch

Daily operations depend on a disciplined logistics base: vehicles, drivers, dispatch records, stores, maintenance and accountable use of resources.

  • Fleet allocation and trip records
  • Asset registers and stores controls
  • Equipment movement and handover records
  • Fuel, maintenance and usage reconciliation

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