Crime and Policing Act 2026
Crime and Policing Act 2026 (2026 c. 20)
- Crime and Policing Act 2026 (2026 c. 20)
- Part 1 Anti-social behaviour
- Chapter 1 Respect orders, youth injunctions and housing injunctions
- 1 Respect orders
- 2 Youth injunctions, housing injunctions and consequential amendments
- Chapter 2 Other provision about anti-social behaviour
- 3 Maximum period for certain directions, notices and orders
- 4 Fixed penalty notices
- 5 Closure of premises by registered social housing provider
- 6 Reviews of responses to complaints about anti-social behaviour
- 7 Provision of information about anti-social behaviour to Secretary of State
- 8 Seizure of motor vehicles used in manner causing alarm, distress or annoyance
- 9 Guidance on fly-tipping enforcement in England
- 10 Fly-tipping: penalty points on driving record
- 11 Offence of trespassing with intent to commit criminal offence
- 12 Arranging or facilitating begging for gain
- Part 2 Offensive weapons
- Chapter 1 Online advertising etc of unlawful weapons: civil penalties
- 13 “Relevant user-to-user services”, “relevant search services” and “service providers”
- 14 Coordinating officer
- 15 Notice requiring appointment of content manager
- 16 Appointment of content manager following change of circumstances
- 17 Replacement of content manager
- 18 Duty to notify changes in required information
- 19 Failure to comply with content manager requirements: civil penalty
- 20 Unlawful weapons content
- 21 Content removal notices
- 22 Content removal notices: review
- 23 Decision notices requiring removal of unlawful weapons content
- 24 Failure to comply with content removal notice or decision notice: civil penalties
- 25 Guidance
- 26 Notices
- 27 Interpretation of Chapter
- Chapter 2 Other provision about offensive weapons
- Offences relating to offensive weapons
- 28 Possession of weapon with intent to use unlawful violence etc
- 29 Maximum penalty for offences relating to offensive weapons
- Power to seize bladed articles
- 30 Power to seize bladed articles etc
- 31 Power to seize bladed articles etc: armed forces
- Sale and delivery of knives etc
- 32 Remote sales of knives etc: England and Wales
- 33 Remote sale or letting of knives etc: Scotland
- 34 Remote sale of knives etc: Northern Ireland
- 35 Delivery of knives etc
- Sale and delivery of crossbows
- 36 Remote sale and letting of crossbows
- 37 Delivery of crossbows
- 38 Sale and delivery of crossbows: supplementary provision
- 39 Remote sale and letting of crossbows: Northern Ireland
- 40 Delivery of crossbows: Northern Ireland
- 41 Sale and delivery of crossbows: Northern Ireland: supplementary provision
- Duty to report bulk sales of knives etc
- 42 Duty to report remote sales of knives etc in bulk: England and Wales and Scotland
- 43 Duty to report remote sale of knives etc in bulk: Northern Ireland
- Sound moderators
- 44 Application of Firearms Acts to sound moderators etc
- Part 3 Retail crime
- 45 Assault of retail worker
- 46 Assault of retail worker: duty to make criminal behaviour order
- 47 Theft from shop triable either way irrespective of value of goods
- Part 4 Criminal exploitation of children and others
- Chapter 1 Child criminal exploitation
- Offence of child criminal exploitation
- 48 Child criminal exploitation
- 49 Proving an offence under section 48
- Child criminal exploitation prevention orders made otherwise than on conviction
- 50 Power to make CCE prevention order
- 51 CCE prevention orders
- Procedure
- 52 Applications for CCE prevention orders
- 53 Applications without notice
- 54 Interim CCE prevention orders
- 55 Procedural powers where no application made
- Notification requirements
- 56 Notification requirements
- Variation, discharge and appeals
- 57 Variation and discharge of CCE prevention orders
- 58 Appeals
- Supplementary
- 59 Offence of breaching CCE prevention order
- 60 Offences relating to notifications
- 61 Special measures for witnesses
- 62 Interpretation and supplementary provision
- CCE prevention orders on conviction
- 63 Orders made on conviction
- CCE prevention orders: Scotland and Northern Ireland
- 64 Child criminal exploitation prevention orders: Scotland and Northern Ireland
- Chapter 2 Cuckooing
- 65 Controlling another’s home for criminal purposes
- 66 Section 65: interpretation
- 67 Power to amend definition of “relevant offence”
- Chapter 3 Internal concealment
- 68 Causing internal concealment of item for criminal purpose
- Chapter 4 Supplementary provision
- 69 Secretary of State guidance
- 70 Department of Justice guidance
- 71 Protections for witnesses, and lifestyle offences
- Part 5 Sexual offences and offenders
- Chapter 1 Child sexual abuse
- 72 Child sexual abuse image-generators: England and Wales
- 73 Child sexual abuse image-generators: Northern Ireland
- 74 Child sexual abuse image-generators: Scotland
- 75 Possession of advice or guidance about creating etc CSA images: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
- 76 Possession of advice or guidance about child sexual abuse or CSA images: Scotland
- 77 Online facilitation of child sexual exploitation and abuse
- 78 Offence under section 77 outside the United Kingdom
- 79 Liability for offence under section 77 committed by a body
- 80 Section 77: supplementary provision
- 81 Sexual offences against children under 16
- 82 Sexual activity in presence of child etc
- 83 Child sex offences: grooming aggravating factor
- 84 Power to scan for child sexual abuse images at the border
- Chapter 2 Duty to report child sexual abuse
- 85 Duty to report suspected child sex offences
- 86 Section 85: meaning of “relevant local authority” and “relevant police force”
- 87 Section 85: reasons to suspect child sex offence may have been committed
- 88 Exception for certain consensual sexual activities between children
- 89 Exception relating to commission of offence under section 14 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 by a child in certain circumstances
- 90 Exception in respect of certain disclosures by children
- 91 Exception for persons providing specified services
- 92 Preventing or deterring a person from complying with duty to report suspected child sex offence
- 93 Modification of Chapter for constables
- 94 Guidance
- 95 Powers to amend this Chapter, and consequential amendments
- Chapter 3 Removal of limitation period for child sexual abuse
- 96 Removal of limitation period in child sexual abuse cases
- Chapter 4 Other provision about sexual offences
- Guidance about disclosure of information
- 97 Guidance about disclosure of information by police for purpose of preventing sex offending
- Intimate images etc
- 98 Offences relating to semen-defaced images, intimate photographs or films and voyeurism
- 99 Purported intimate image generators
- 100 Taking down intimate image content
- 101 Taking down intimate image content: consequential amendments
- 102 Image deletion orders
- 103 Intimate image material: reporting and registration
- Pornography
- 104 Pornographic images of strangulation or suffocation: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
- 105 Pornographic images of strangulation or suffocation: Scotland
- 106 Pornographic images of sex between relatives
- 107 Pornographic images of sexual activity with child under 16
- 108 Online pornography (age and consent verification): duty to review and report
- 109 Online pornography (age and consent verification): power to amend Online Safety Act 2023
- 110 Online pornography (age and consent verification): power to make regulations
- Obscenity etc offences: technology testing defence
- 111 Obscenity etc offences: technology testing defence
- 112 Technology testing defence: meaning of “relevant offence”
- Other sexual offences
- 113 Exposure
- 114 Sexual activity with an animal
- 115 Sexual activity with a corpse
- Convictions and cautions for loitering or soliciting
- 116 Disregarding convictions and cautions for loitering or soliciting when under 18
- 117 Pardons for convictions and cautions for loitering or soliciting when under 18
- Chapter 5 Management of sex offenders
- 118 Notification of name change
- 119 Notification of absence from sole or main residence
- 120 Child sex offenders: requirement to notify if entering premises where children present
- 121 Police stations at which notifications may be given: Scotland and Northern Ireland
- 122 Alternative method of notification
- 123 Review of indefinite notification requirements: England and Wales
- 124 Review of indefinite notification requirements: Northern Ireland
- 125 Restriction on applying for replacement identity documents in new name
- 126 Power of entry and search
- 127 Minor and consequential amendments
- Part 6 Stalking
- 128 Stalking protection orders on acquittal etc
- 129 Stalking protection orders on conviction
- 130 Stalking protection orders: Northern Ireland
- 131 Guidance about stalking
- 132 Guidance about the disclosure of information by police forces
- 133 Guidance about disclosure of information by police: Northern Ireland
- Part 7 Other provision for the protection of persons
- 134 Administering etc harmful substances (including by spiking)
- 135 Encouraging or assisting serious self-harm
- 136 Encouraging or assisting serious self-harm: supplementary
- 137 Child abduction
- 138 Child abduction: Northern Ireland
- 139 Safeguarding vulnerable groups: regulated activity
- 140 Safeguarding vulnerable groups: regulated activity (Northern Ireland)
- 141 Dangerous, careless or inconsiderate cycling
- 142 Domestic abuse protection orders
- 143 Guidance about honour-based abuse
- 144 Meaning of “honour-based abuse”
- Part 8 Offences relating to racial and other hostility
- 145 Aggravated offences
- 146 Threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour towards emergency workers
- 147 Threatening or abusive behaviour likely to harass, alarm or distress emergency workers
- 148 Interpretation of sections 146 and 147
- Part 9 Prevention of theft and fraud
- Electronic devices for use in vehicle offences
- 149 Electronic devices for use in vehicle offences
- 150 Section 149: evidential burdens and lifestyle offences
- SIM farms
- 151 Possession of a SIM farm
- 152 Supply of a SIM farm
- 153 Sections 151 and 152: meaning of “SIM farm” etc
- Other devices or software
- 154 Possession of specified article
- 155 Supply of specified article
- 156 Sections 154 and 155: specified articles and supplementary provision
- Part 10 Public order
- Chapter 1 New offences relating to protests and assemblies
- 157 Offence of concealing identity at protests
- 158 Concealing identity at protests: designating localities and giving notice
- 159 Concealing identity at protests: procedure for designations etc
- 160 Possession of pyrotechnic articles at protests
- 161 Climbing on memorials
- 162 Protests outside public office-holder’s home
- 163 Interpretation of Chapter
- Chapter 2 Police powers
- 164 Places of worship: restriction on protests
- 165 Public processions and assemblies: duty to take account of cumulative disruption
- 166 Powers of senior officers to impose conditions on protests
- 167 Amendments relating to British Transport Police and Ministry of Defence Police
- 168 Return to unauthorised encampments: prohibited period
- 169 Harassment of a person in their home
- Part 11 Powers of police etc
- Power to suspend IP addresses etc
- 170 Suspension of internet protocol addresses and internet domain names
- Powers in respect of stolen goods
- 171 Electronically tracked stolen goods: search without warrant
- 172 Electronically tracked stolen goods: search without warrant (armed forces)
- Extraction of online information etc
- 173 Extraction of online information following seizure of electronic devices
- 174 Section 173: supplementary
- 175 Section 173: interpretation
- 176 Section 173: confidential information
- 177 Section 173: code of practice
- 178 Extraction of online information: ports and border security
- 179 Extraction of online information following agreement etc
- 180 Lawful interception of communications
- Access to driver licensing information
- 181 Access to driver licensing information
- Non-criminal hate incidents
- 182 Code of practice relating to non-criminal hate incidents
- Drug testing in police detention
- 183 Testing of persons in police detention for presence of controlled drugs
- 184 Assessment of misuse of controlled drugs
- 185 Power to take additional sample
- 186 Removal of power to continue detention
- 187 Removal of notification conditions
- Conditional cautions
- 188 Cautions given to persons having limited leave to enter or remain in UK
- Part 12 Proceeds of crime and other property connected with criminal behaviour
- 189 Confiscation
- 190 Proceedings for civil recovery: costs and expenses
- Part 13 Management of offenders
- 191 Extension of polygraph condition to certain offenders
- 192 Duty of offender to notify details
- 193 Notification requirements for child cruelty offenders
- 194 Notification requirements for child cruelty offenders: enforcement
- 195 Notification requirements for child cruelty offenders: power to amend Schedule 24
- 196 Notification requirements for child cruelty offenders: interpretation
- Part 14 The police
- Handling of complaints and conduct matters
- 197 Accelerated investigation procedure in respect of criminal conduct
- 198 Conditions for notification of Director of Public Prosecutions of investigation report
- 199 Duty of IOPC Director General to give victims right to request review
- Anonymity for authorised firearms officers
- 200 Anonymity for authorised firearms officers charged with qualifying offences
- 201 Anonymity for authorised firearms officers appealing convictions for qualifying offences
- 202 Authorised firearms officers: reporting directions
- 203 Authorised firearms officers: anonymity orders
- Appeals to police appeals tribunals
- 204 Appeals to police appeals tribunals
- Barred and advisory lists
- 205 Law enforcement employers may not employ etc barred persons
- 206 Meaning of “law enforcement employer”
- 207 Application of section 205 to Secretary of State
- 208 Application of section 205 to specified law enforcement employer
- 209 Duty of law enforcement employers to check advisory lists
- 210 Application of section 209 to specified law enforcement employer
- 211 Interpretation of sections 205 to 210
- 212 Special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists
- 213 Consequential amendments
- Critical police undertakings
- 214 Power to give directions to critical police undertakings
- Part 15 Terrorism and national security
- Chapter 1 Youth diversion orders
- Power to make orders
- 215 Power to make youth diversion orders
- 216 Meaning of “serious harm”
- Content of orders
- 217 Content of youth diversion orders
- 218 Notification requirements
- 219 Electronic monitoring of compliance with order: England and Wales
- 220 Conditions for imposing electronic monitoring requirement: England and Wales
- 221 Data from electronic monitoring in England and Wales: code of practice
- Procedure
- 222 Duty to consult
- 223 Applications without notice
- 224 Interim youth diversion orders
- Variation, discharge and appeals
- 225 Variation and discharge of youth diversion orders
- 226 Appeal against youth diversion order etc
- Supplementary
- 227 Offence of breaching youth diversion order
- 228 Guidance
- 229 Rules of court about anonymity for respondents
- 230 Applications
- 231 Reviews of operation of this Chapter
- Chapter 2 Other provisions about terrorism and national security
- 232 Prevention of terrorism and state threats: weapons etc
- 233 Offence of wearing or displaying articles in support of proscribed organisation
- 234 Management of terrorist offenders
- 235 Sentences for offence of breaching foreign travel restriction order
- 236 Length of terrorism sentence with fixed licence period: Northern Ireland
- 237 Terrorism offences excepted from defence for slavery or trafficking victims
- 238 Ports and border security: retention and copying of articles
- 239 Prevention and investigation measures: online information
- 240 Duty to make statement about proscription regime
- Part 16 Abortion
- 241 Removal of women from the criminal law related to abortion
- 242 Provisions for pardons and criminal records of women prosecuted under abortion law
- Part 17 Miscellaneous and general
- International law enforcement data-sharing agreements
- 243 Implementation of international law enforcement information-sharing agreements
- 244 Meaning of “appropriate national authority”
- 245 Consultation with devolved authorities about regulations under section 243
- Extradition
- 246 Extradition: cases where a person has been convicted
- OFCOM’s notices to providers of internet services
- 247 OFCOM’s notices to providers of internet services
- Power to amend Online Safety Act 2023
- 248 Power to amend Online Safety Act 2023: AI
- 249 Section 248: duty to make progress report
- Criminal liability of bodies and partnerships
- 250 Criminal liability of bodies corporate and partnerships where senior manager commits offence
- General
- 251 Powers to make consequential amendments etc
- 252 Regulations
- 253 Regulations made by the Scottish Ministers, the Department of Justice or the Welsh Ministers
- 254 Extent
- 255 Commencement
- 256 Commencement: consultation requirements
- 257 Short title
- Schedules
- Schedule 1 Youth injunctions, housing injunctions and consequential amendments
- Part 1 Amendments of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014
- Part 2 Consequential amendments of other Acts
- Housing Act 1985 (c. 68)
- Housing Act 1988 (c. 50)
- Police Reform Act 2002 (c. 30)
- Localism Act 2011 (c. 20)
- Sentencing Code
- Schedule 2 Closure of premises by registered social housing provider
- Schedule 3 LPB case reviews: supplementary provision
- Schedule 4 Civil penalties for service providers and content managers
- Introduction
- Notice of intent to issue penalty
- Contents of a penalty notice
- Withdrawal of notice of intent or penalty notice
- Excuse for non-compliance with content removal notice requirements
- Appeal
- Enforcement etc
- Schedule 5 Sound moderators etc: exemptions
- Firearms Act 1968
- Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988
- Schedule 6 CCE prevention orders on conviction
- Schedule 7 CCE prevention orders: Scotland
- Power to make CCE prevention order
- CCE prevention orders
- Applications for CCE prevention orders
- Interim CCE prevention orders
- CCE prevention orders in criminal proceedings: procedural powers
- Notification requirements
- Variation and discharge of CCE prevention orders made on application
- Variation and discharge of CCE prevention orders made in criminal proceedings
- Appeals
- Offence of breaching CCE prevention order
- Offences relating to notifications
- Interpretation
- Schedule 8 CCE prevention orders: Northern Ireland
- Power to make CCE prevention order
- CCE prevention orders
- Applications for CCE prevention orders
- Applications without notice
- Interim CCE prevention orders
- Procedural powers where no application made
- Notification requirements
- Variation and discharge of CCE prevention orders
- Appeals
- Offence of breaching CCE prevention order
- Offences relating to notifications
- Special measures for witnesses
- Interpretation and supplementary provision
- Schedule 9 Control over another’s home for criminal purposes: relevant offences
- Part 1 England and Wales
- Part 2 Scotland
- Part 3 Northern Ireland
- Schedule 10 Online facilitation of child sexual exploitation and abuse: specified offences
- Part 1 England and Wales
- Part 2 Scotland
- Part 3 Northern Ireland
- Schedule 11 Sexual offences against children under 16: consequential amendments
- Firearms Act 1968 (c.27)
- Internationally Protected Persons Act 1978 (c.17)
- Suppression of Terrorism Act 1978 (c.26)
- Criminal Justice Act 1982 (c. 48)
- Children Act 1989 (c. 41)
- Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (c. 33)
- Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 1995 (c. 53)
- Crime (Sentences) Act 1997 (c. 43)
- Criminal Justice Act 2003 (c. 44)
- Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 (c.12)
- Modern Slavery Act 2015 (c.30)
- Sentencing Act 2020 (c. 17)
- Schedule 12 Duty to report child sex offences: child sex offences and further relevant activities
- Part 1 Child sex offences
- Part 2 Further relevant activities
- Schedule 13 Offences relating to semen-defaced images, intimate photographs or films and voyeurism
- Part 1 Amendments of the Sexual Offences Act 2003
- Part 2 Further amendments in connection with offences
- Children and Young Persons Act 1933 (c. 12)
- Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (c. 60)
- Criminal Justice Act 2003 (c. 44)
- Armed Forces Act 2006 (c. 52)
- Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 (c. 12)
- Modern Slavery Act 2015 (c. 30)
- Sentencing Code
- Online Safety Act 2023 (c. 50)
- Schedule 14 Intimate image material: reporting and registration
- Part 1 Trusted flaggers
- Duty to designate trusted flagger
- Duties to report intimate image content to trusted flagger
- Part 2 The intimate image register
- The intimate image register
- The registrar
- Operation of intimate image register
- Payment of fees to registrar
- Duties of providers of internet services and internet access services
- Enforcement
- Payment of fees to enforcement authority
- Guidance
- Duties of OFCOM
- Part 3 Intimate image register: power to amend Online Safety Act 2023
- Part 4 Supplementary provision
- Extra-territoriality
- Interpretation
- Schedule 15 Management of sex offenders: minor and consequential amendments
- Schedule 16 Possession or supply of SIM farms or other specified articles: powers of entry etc
- Part 1 General
- Interpretation
- Saving
- Part 2 Powers of entry etc
- Power to enter and search vehicles
- Power to enter and search vessels or aircraft
- Warrant conferring power to enter and search premises
- Applications for search warrants
- Execution of search warrants
- Powers of examination etc
- Power to require production of documents etc
- Power to use reasonable force
- Obstruction etc
- Part 3 Applications for search warrants: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
- Introduction
- Applications for warrants
- Warrant: whether authorises one or multiple entries
- Form of warrants
- Copies of warrants
- Part 4 Execution of search warrants: England and Wales and Northern Ireland
- Introduction
- Warrant to be executed within one month
- All-premises warrants
- Search of premises more than once
- Time of search
- Evidence of authority etc
- Extent of search
- Securing premises after entry
- Return and retention of warrant
- Schedule 17 Specified memorials
- Part 1 War memorials
- Part 2 Parts of war memorials
- Part 3 Other memorials
- Schedule 18 Suspension of internet protocol addresses and internet domain names
- Applications for IP address suspension orders
- Conditions for making an IP address suspension order
- Applications for domain name suspension orders
- Conditions for making a domain name suspension order
- Applications for suspension orders: non-disclosure duty
- Inclusion of non-disclosure requirements in suspension orders
- Discharge and variation of suspension orders
- Extension of suspension orders
- Discharge and variation of non-disclosure orders
- Applications: further provision
- Service of notices and orders
- Rules of court
- Effect of orders
- “Appropriate officer” and “senior officer”
- “Judge”
- “IP address provider”
- “Internet domain registry” and “registrar”
- “Crime”, “serious crime” etc
- “UK person”
- Further interpretation
- Schedule 19 Amendments to Chapter 3 of Part 2 of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
- Schedule 20 Drug testing in police detention: trigger offences
- Schedule 21 Confiscation orders: England and Wales
- Part 1 The principal objective
- Part 2 Criminal lifestyle
- Prosecutor’s discretion
- The serious risk of injustice test
- Cases in which defendant has a criminal lifestyle
- Criminal lifestyle offences
- Part 3 Provisions concerning amount to be paid under confiscation order
- Recoverable amount
- Hidden property
- Tainted gifts
- Benefit
- Value of property obtained
- Value of property sold or destroyed
- Part 4 Priority orders
- Priority orders
- Part 5 Compensation directions
- Compensation directions
- Part 6 Procedural matters
- Timing of confiscation proceedings and effect on sentencing
- Early resolution meeting
- Part 7 Reconsideration and provisional discharge
- Order made: reconsideration
- Provisional discharge of confiscation order
- Part 8 Enforcement
- Enforcement plans
- The default term and the powers of the enforcing court
- Extension to Crown Court of powers in relation to money, cryptoassets and personal property
- Extension to Crown Court of powers under Schedule 5 to Courts Act 2003 to make attachment of earnings orders and applications for benefit deductions
- Application of Attachment of Earnings Act 1971 to attachment of earnings orders made by the Crown Court
- Collection orders in respect of confiscation orders
- Taking control of goods to recover a sum due under a confiscation order
- Part 9 Restraint orders
- Conditions for making of restraint order: risk of dissipation
- Exception to restraint orders for reasonable legal expenses
- Exception to restraint order for reasonable living expenses
- Discharge of restraint order etc: proceedings not started within reasonable time
- Restraint orders: effect of conviction
- Part 10 Management receivers
- Appointment of management receiver
- Part 11 Appeals
- Appeal rights in relation to confiscation proceedings
- Part 12 Consequential and related amendments
- Courts Act 2003 (c. 39)
- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c. 4)
- Serious Crime Act 2007 (c. 27)
- Prevention of Social Housing Fraud Act 2013 (c. 3)
- Crime and Courts Act 2013 (c. 22)
- Serious Crime Act 2015 (c. 9)
- Modern Slavery Act 2015 (c. 30)
- Criminal Finances Act 2017 (c. 22)
- Sentencing Act 2020 (c. 17)
- Part 13 Confiscation orders made under saved legislation: provisional discharge
- Provisional discharge of confiscation orders made under saved legislation
- Effect of provisional discharge under paragraph 55 and revocation of discharge
- Time for payment where provisional discharge of order is revoked
- Financial status orders
- Schedule 22 Confiscation orders: Northern Ireland
- Part 1 The principal objective
- Part 2 Criminal lifestyle
- Prosecutor’s discretion
- The serious risk of injustice test
- Cases in which defendant has a criminal lifestyle
- Criminal lifestyle offences
- Part 3 Provisions concerning amount to be paid under confiscation order
- Recoverable amount
- Hidden property
- Tainted gifts
- Benefit
- Value of property obtained
- Value of property realised or destroyed
- Part 4 Priority orders
- Priority orders
- Part 5 Procedural matters
- Timing of confiscation proceedings and effect on sentencing
- Early resolution meeting
- Part 6 Reconsideration and provisional discharge
- Order made: reconsideration
- Provisional discharge of confiscation order
- Part 7 Enforcement
- Enforcement plans
- Power to compel defendant to attend court at any stage of enforcement proceedings
- Financial status order
- Confiscation assistance advisers
- Extension to Crown Court of powers in relation to money, cryptoassets and personal property
- Part 8 Restraint orders
- Conditions for making of restraint order: risk of dissipation
- Exception to restraint orders for reasonable legal expenses
- Exception to restraint order for reasonable living expenses
- Discharge of restraint order etc: proceedings not started within reasonable time
- Restraint orders: effect of conviction
- Part 9 Management receivers
- Appointment of management receiver
- Part 10 Appeals
- Appeal rights in relation to confiscation proceedings
- Part 11 Consequential and related amendments
- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c. 4)
- Serious Crime Act 2007 (c. 27)
- Serious Crime Act 2015 (c. 9)
- Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) Act (Northern Ireland) 2015 (c.2 (N.I.))
- Criminal Finances Act 2017 (c. 22)
- Schedule 23 Confiscation orders: Scotland
- Cases in which accused has a criminal lifestyle
- Compensation directions
- Schedule 24 Notification requirements for child cruelty offenders: child cruelty offences
- Part 1 Child cruelty offences
- Offences against the Person Act 1861 (c.100)
- Children and Young Persons Act 1933 (c.12)
- Infanticide Act 1938 (c. 36)
- Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 (c. 31)
- Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004 (c. 28)
- Part 2 Corresponding service offences
- Schedule 25 Special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists
- Part 1 Barred persons lists
- Duty to maintain barred persons lists
- Inclusion of NCA officers and constables in barred persons lists
- Inclusion of civilian employees in barred persons lists
- Removal of NCA officers and constables from barred persons lists
- Removal of civilian employees from barred persons lists
- Removal from barred lists: further provision
- Publication of information in barred persons lists
- Power to disclose information in barred persons list
- Part 2 Advisory lists
- Duty to maintain advisory lists
- Inclusion of persons in advisory lists
- Removal from advisory list
- Power to disclose information in advisory list
- Part 3 Supplementary provision
- Meaning of “disciplinary proceedings”
- Interpretation: general
- Regulations
- Schedule 26 Notification orders
- Schedule 27 Sentences for offence of breaching foreign travel restriction order
- Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland) Act 1993 (c. 9)
- Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (c. 46)
- Criminal Justice Act 2003 (c.44)
- Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 (c. 28)
- Criminal Justice (Northern Ireland) Order 2008 (S.I. 2008/1216 (N.I. 1))
- Sentencing Code
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