Norman Taylor

They're paying out if there's a war.

They're paying out if there's a kidnap.

They're paying out if there's an active shooter.

So their intelligence units and their underwriters are going to be gathering politically sensitive information in each market.

So you want to know what's going on risk-wise, take a look at the insurance markets.

Yeah.

Well, in terms of who runs it, they're separate divisions.

They'll be working on projects that are done by the government.

So there'll be a list, as I said earlier, and they'll work to that list.

And that's generally how it will operate.

There'll be a director general that will have the teams.

For someone like me, I don't get access to that information because I have my own job to be doing and I will just feed that data in.

But in terms of the task force, if you like, within those units, yes, they will be actively exchanging data and discussing what the priorities are.

Because you might start off with a list and terrorism might be

Down here, because it's been quiet for a few years, it won't be anymore.

It will start to move up the list.

So it is generally teams of people with specialist roles.

And if you can think of it like a closed door,

You know, you will have me doing special risks because sometimes they might come to me and say, we need to lay off this particular risk.

We need to do an operation somewhere.