Critique Who Holds a Spare Key to Your House and Why

The old dog walker still has one. So does an ex, probably, and nobody remembers exactly who else. Spare keys tend to accumulate quietly over years without anyone deciding it on purpose. This checks who actually still needs access, whether the hidden one is really hidden, and gives one practical step to tidy the list up.

Critique the current list of people who hold a spare key to your home, or know where a hidden one is kept. [list who currently has a key or knows where one is hidden] is where this gets filled in.

Check three things: whether each person on the list still needs access (an old dog walker, a friend from a house you no longer live alone in, an ex), whether a hidden key's location is genuinely non-obvious or just habit, and whether there is a record anywhere of who actually has one.

Give a short verdict on whether the current setup is reasonable or overdue a clear-out, and one practical next step, such as changing a hidden key's location or actually asking for keys back.