Serious Crime Act 2007
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43 Index of defined expressions: Part 1
In this Part, the expressions listed in the left-hand column have the meaning given by, or are to be interpreted in accordance with, the provisions listed in the right-hand column. Expression | Provision act | section 42 appropriate court | section 1(5) committed a serious offence | section 4(1) conduct | section 42 conducts oneself in a way likely to facilitate the commission by oneself or another person of a serious offence | section 4(3) country | section 42 Director of Public Prosecutions, ..., Director of the Serious Fraud Office and Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland | Paragraphs 2(2), ..., 13(2) and 17 of Schedule 2 document | section 5(7) facilitates the commission by another person of a serious offence | section 4(2) involvement in serious crime: England and Wales orders | sections 2, 4 and 31(3) involvement in serious crime: Northern Ireland orders | sections 3, 4 and 31(3) involvement in serious crime: Scotland orders | sections 2A, 4 and 31(3) law enforcement officer | section 5(7) modifications (and modify) | section 42 person who is the subject of a serious crime prevention order | section 1(6) premises | section 5(7) production of documents | section 5(8) the public | section 42 relevant applicant authority | section 10(4) serious crime prevention order | section 1(5) serious offence in England and Wales | section 2(2) serious offence in Northern Ireland | section 3(2) serious offence in Scotland | section 2A(2) terrorism-related | section 8A
43 Index of defined expressions: Part 1
In this Part, the expressions listed in the left-hand column have the meaning given by, or are to be interpreted in accordance with, the provisions listed in the right-hand column. Expression | Provision act | section 42 appropriate court | section 1(5) committed a serious offence | section 4(1) conduct | section 42 conducts oneself in a way likely to facilitate the commission by oneself or another person of a serious offence | section 4(3) country | section 42 Director of Public Prosecutions, ..., Director of the Serious Fraud Office and Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland | Paragraphs 2(2), ..., 13(2) and 17 of Schedule 2 document | section 5(7) facilitates the commission by another person of a serious offence | section 4(2) involvement in serious crime: England and Wales orders | sections 2, 4 and 31(3) involvement in serious crime: Northern Ireland orders | sections 3, 4 and 31(3) involvement in serious crime: Scotland orders | sections 2A, 4 and 31(3) law enforcement officer | section 5(7) modifications (and modify) | section 42 person who is the subject of a serious crime prevention order | section 1(6) premises | section 5(7) production of documents | section 5(8) the public | section 42 relevant applicant authority | section 10(4) serious crime prevention order | section 1(5) serious offence in England and Wales | section 2(2) serious offence in Northern Ireland | section 3(2) serious offence in Scotland | section 2A(2) terrorism-related | section 8A
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