What distinguishes level 2.5 HRP personnel?

Level 2.5 HRP personnel are characterized by the presence of a CID (Criminal Investigation Division) personal security advisor, along with the possibility of receiving a detail. This indicates that while they may not require extensive security measures like higher-level personnel, they still possess a certain level of risk that warrants the guidance and advice from a personal security expert. This role is crucial as it helps in assessing potential threats and implementing appropriate security protocols tailored to the individual’s situation.

In contrast, the other options lack relevance to the standard associated with level 2.5 HRP personnel. Not having any security personnel or being deemed not vulnerable enough for security measures would suggest a lower risk profile than what is typically associated with level 2.5, while requiring a full-time PSD (Personal Security Detail) team aligns more with higher-risk categories. The presence of a personal security advisor serves as a balancing point for individuals who have some vulnerabilities without necessitating a full-time security presence.