Which role is primarily responsible for opening the Protectee's door on departures?

Which role is primarily responsible for opening the Protectee's door on departures?

• A. AIC
• B. ADV
• C. PSD
• D. SL

Answer: (B)

Opening the protectee’s door on departures is about coordinating a secure and smooth exit. The person in charge of the Advance team lead handles predeparture planning, establishes safe routes, and coordinates with venue staff to control the egress. That role is responsible for managing the doorway moment to usher the protectee into the vehicle in a controlled, low-risk way. The Agent in Charge oversees the overall detail, but the specific task of facilitating the departure—such as opening the door to enable a secure exit—falls to the advance team lead. The other roles focus on protection and supervision rather than the operational doorway action.

Opening the protectee’s door on departures is about coordinating a secure and smooth exit. The person in charge of the Advance team lead handles predeparture planning, establishes safe routes, and coordinates with venue staff to control the egress. That role is responsible for managing the doorway moment to usher the protectee into the vehicle in a controlled, low-risk way. The Agent in Charge oversees the overall detail, but the specific task of facilitating the departure—such as opening the door to enable a secure exit—falls to the advance team lead. The other roles focus on protection and supervision rather than the operational doorway action.