G4S also publishes a progress update on the actions taken and being taken to implement all of Ms Lampard's recommendations. Actions to address the majority of the 52 recommendations have been completed, or are in the process of being implemented, with 12 requiring further development or agreement with the Home Office. 

The independent investigation (PDF 3456.7 KB) was commissioned by G4S in November 2017. The findings have been presented directly to the Home Office and the G4S CSR Committee, which is wholly comprised of independent non-executive directors.
 
The investigation, which took place between November 2017 and April 2018, produced a number of recommendations in seven specific areas:

• Centre management
• Training
• Staffing
• Regime
• Environment
• Learning from incidents
• Safety & security

Managing Director of G4S Custodial & Detention Services, Jerry Petherick, said:
 
“We would like to thank Kate Lampard for carrying out the investigation and for providing a comprehensive list of recommendations, which we accept in full.
 
The G4S team at Brook House has been working closely with the Home Office to ensure that improvements are fully implemented building on the action plan G4S developed at the end of 2017 to strengthen the welfare and safeguarding of detainees at the centre.
 
I am confident that, under the leadership of Phil Wragg, the new Centre Director, who joined the team in September 2018, we will continue to build on the actions taken already to create a safe, secure and engaging environment for staff and detainees at Brook House.”