Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (HL Bill 72)
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EXPLANATORY NOTES
Explanatory notes to the Bill, prepared by the Home Office, the Ministry of Justice
and the Department for Transport, have been ordered to be published as HL Bill 40—
EN.
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Baroness Williams of Trafford has made the following statement under section
19(1)(a) of the Human Rights Act 1998:
In my view the provisions of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill are com
patible with the Convention rights.
Contents
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Police covenant report
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Increase in penalty for assault on emergency worker
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Special constables and Police Federations
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Police driving standards
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Prevention, investigation and prosecution of crime
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Chapter 1
Functions relating to serious violence
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Functions relating to serious violence
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Exercise of functions
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Amendments to the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 etc
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General
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Chapter 2
Offensive weapons homicide reviews
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Chapter 3
Extraction of information from electronic devices
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Chapter 4
Other provisions
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Pre-charge bail
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Sexual offences
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Criminal damage to memorials
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Overseas production orders
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Amendments to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
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Search for material relating to human remains
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Prisoner custody officers
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Proceeds of crime
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Public processions and public assemblies
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Palace of Westminster, Parliament Square etc
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Public nuisance
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One-person protests
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Road traffic offences
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Courses offered as an alternative to prosecution
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Removal etc of abandoned vehicles
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Surrender of driving licences
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Fixed penalty notices in Scotland
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Introductory
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Diversionary cautions
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Community cautions
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General
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Supplementary
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Chapter 1
Custodial sentences
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Minimum sentences for particular offences
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Life sentences: time to be served
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Release on licence
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108.Increase in requisite custodial period for certain violent or sexual offenders
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109.Increase in requisite custodial period for certain other offenders of particular concern
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110.Power to refer high-risk offenders to Parole Board in place of automatic release
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111.Power to make provision for reconsideration and setting aside of Parole Board decisions
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112.Responsibility for setting licence conditions for fixed-term prisoners
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113.Repeal of uncommenced provision for establishment of recall adjudicators
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114.Release at direction of Parole Board after recall: fixed-term prisoners
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115.Power to change test for release of fixed-term prisoners following recall
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Driving disqualification: extension in connection with custodial sentence
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117.Extension of driving disqualification where custodial sentence imposed: England and Wales
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118.Increase in driving disqualification periods under certain existing orders: England and Wales
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119.Extension of driving disqualification where custodial sentence imposed: Scotland
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120.Increase in driving disqualification periods under certain existing orders: Scotland
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Minor amendments
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121.Calculation of period before release or Parole Board referral where multiple sentences being served
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122.Application of release provisions to repatriated prisoners
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123.Sentences and offences in respect of which polygraph condition may be imposed
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125.Application of provision about minimum terms to service offences
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Chapter 2
Community sentences
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Community and suspended sentence orders
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Unpaid work requirements
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Youth remand
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Detention and training orders
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Youth rehabilitation orders
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Abolition of reparation orders
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Chapter 1
Serious violence reduction orders
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Chapter 2
Management of sex offenders
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Notification requirements
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Sexual harm prevention orders and sexual risk orders
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146.Applications by British Transport Police and Ministry of Defence Police
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148.Requirement for courts and certain persons to have regard to the list of countries
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150.Sexual harm prevention orders: power to impose positive requirements
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151.Sexual risk orders: power to impose positive requirements
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154.Positive requirements and electronic monitoring requirements: service courts
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Orders made in different parts of the United Kingdom
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Chapter 3
Management of terrorist offenders
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Procedures in courts and tribunals
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Juries
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Transmission and recording of court and tribunal proceedings
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168.Remote observation and recording of court and tribunal proceedings
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169.Offence of recording or transmission in relation to remote proceedings
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170.Expansion of use of video and audio links in criminal proceedings
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172.Expedited procedure for initial regulations about remote observation of proceedings
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Extraction of information from electronic devices: authorised persons
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Special procedure for access to material relating to human remains
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Minimum sentences for particular offences: consequential amendments
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Removal of attendance centre requirements for adults: related amendments
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Community and suspended sentence orders: special procedures relating to review and breach
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Community and suspended sentence orders: drug testing requirement
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Variation etc of order by court in another part of the United Kingdom
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Management of terrorist offenders: provision consequential on sections 159 to 162
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Further provision about video and audio links in criminal proceedings
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Minor amendments in relation to the sentencing consolidation