Clause number
|
Issue |
Page reference
|
Part 1—Extradition to category 1 territories
|
1(1) |
Delegated power to designate category 1 territories
|
14-15, 24 |
3(3) and 5(2) |
Delegated power to designate "appropriate person"
|
26-27 |
4(2) |
Arrested person must ask before warrant is required to be shown
|
27 |
8(3)(b) |
Information judge must give to defendant about consent to extradition
|
27 |
10 |
Specifying information required to be included in a European Arrest Warrant
|
19 |
15 |
Death penalty a bar to extradition, meaning category 1 territories may have death penalty
|
24-26 |
44 |
Requirement for judge to be satisfied that person consenting to extradition has had access to free and adequate legal advice
|
28 |
53 |
Provision for Government to exclude specialty rule under the European Arrest Warrant framework decision
|
20 |
63 |
Specifying information required to be included in a European Arrest Warrant
|
19 |
63(2)(c) |
Expansion of dual criminality exclusion, from maximum sentence of 3 years to 12 months
|
16-17 |
64 |
Specifying information required to be included in a European Arrest Warrant
|
19 |
65(3) |
Incorporation by reference of 32 offences specified by the European Arrest Warrant framework decision
|
17 |
Part 2—Extradition to category 2 territories
|
68(1) |
Delegated power to designate category 2 territories
|
14-15 |
71(2) |
Arrested person must ask before warrant is required to be shown
|
27 |
71(7)(b) |
Information judge must give to defendant about consent to extradition
|
27 |
83(3) |
Relaxed evidential requirements for prima facie case: summary of statement sufficient
|
22-23 |
83(6) |
Delegated power to designate country as exempt from requirement to show prima facie case
|
21-22 |
91(2) |
Written undertaking sufficient to enable extradition to death penalty country
|
25-26 |
123 |
Requirement for judge or Secretary of State to be satisfied that person consenting to extradition has had access to free and adequate legal advice
|
28 |
134(3) |
Relaxed evidential requirements for prima facie case: document that is not duly authenticated may be received in evidence
|
22-23 |
Part 5—Miscellaneous and general
|
202 |
Delegated power to amend or repeal current extradition legislation
|
29 |
205 |
Parliamentary procedures to which Orders in Council subject
|
14-15 |
