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» Friday, July 13, 2012

G4S

Asked when it would be clear how many troops would be required to deploy for Olympic security, and whether there would be a penalty for G4S, the PMS said there was no update on the numbers, G4S was still recruiting and training staff. The primary focus was to ensure the games were staffed properly.

Asked whether the taxpayer would foot the bill for G4S failures, the PMS said that the costs of securing the Games would come out of the existing budget. The focus was to ensure the Olympic Games are secure.

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