Missing Child Procedures
Defines the immediate, code-based response event security takes when a child is reported missing, prioritizing rapid exit control over public announcement.
Why This Matters
The single highest-risk window in a missing-child case is the first ten minutes, when an abductor is still trying to leave the building. A public announcement can tip off the wrong person as easily as it helps the right one, which is why this protocol leads with quiet exit control instead. Every second of hesitation here works against the child, never for them.
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