The Nationality and Borders Bill
2 Deadlines and the impact of trauma on the ability of victims to disclose exploitation
The new ‘slavery or trafficking information notice’:
The impact of trauma on the ability to disclose exploitation
3 Defining “victim of slavery” and “victim of human trafficking”
Defining “victim of slavery” and “victim of human trafficking”
4 The process for determining whether a person is a victim of slavery or human trafficking
Determining whether a person is a victim of slavery or human trafficking
Potential gaps in protection for victims who have a further reasonable grounds decision
5 Victims that won’t receive protection: the public order and bad faith exceptions
Prosecuting victims of slavery or human trafficking
Public order and bad faith as exceptions
6 Support for victims of slavery and human trafficking
Leave to remain for victims of slavery or human trafficking
Assistance and support for identified potential victims of slavery or human trafficking
8 Disapplication of certain rights and obligations under the EU Trafficking Directive
Other concerns relating to Modern Slavery
New competent authority for detained victims of slavery and human trafficking
Conclusions and recommendations
List of Reports from the Committee during the current Parliament
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