The Sentencing Act 2026 (Commencement No. 6 and Revocation) Regulations 2026
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3 Provisions coming into force between 1st October 2026 and 8th June 2027
(1) Subject to regulations 5 and 6, in relation to a person who is serving a sentence of imprisonment or detention imposed before 1st October 2026 and who, immediately before that date, is in custody or detention pursuant to the sentence, the provisions in regulation 2(b) come into force on the relevant day. (2) In this regulation, “the relevant day” means— (a) 1st October 2026, where the relevant sentence is less than 575 days; (b) 13th October 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 574 days and less than 883 days; (c) 10th November 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 882 days and less than 1163 days; (d) 8th December 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 1162 days and less than 1562 days; (e) 12th January 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 1561 days and less than 2122 days; (f) 9th February 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 2121 days and less than 2759 days; (g) 9th March 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 2758 days and less than 3284 days; (h) 13th April 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 3283 days and less than 3655 days; (i) 11th May 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 3654 days and less than 4397 days; (j) 8th June 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 4396 days. (3) In this regulation, “relevant sentence”, in relation to a person who falls within paragraph (1), means— (a) where the person is serving two or more concurrent sentences of imprisonment or detention immediately before 1st October 2026, the longest of those sentences at that time; (b) in all other cases, the sentence of imprisonment or detention which the person is serving immediately before 1st October 2026. (4) For the purposes of paragraph (2), the length of the relevant sentence is— (a) the length calculated immediately before 1st October 2026, and (b) where a person is serving two or more consecutive sentences immediately before 1st October 2026, the aggregate length of those sentences.
3 Provisions coming into force between 1st October 2026 and 8th June 2027
(1) Subject to regulations 5 and 6, in relation to a person who is serving a sentence of imprisonment or detention imposed before 1st October 2026 and who, immediately before that date, is in custody or detention pursuant to the sentence, the provisions in regulation 2(b) come into force on the relevant day. (2) In this regulation, “the relevant day” means— (a) 1st October 2026, where the relevant sentence is less than 575 days; (b) 13th October 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 574 days and less than 883 days; (c) 10th November 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 882 days and less than 1163 days; (d) 8th December 2026, where the relevant sentence is greater than 1162 days and less than 1562 days; (e) 12th January 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 1561 days and less than 2122 days; (f) 9th February 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 2121 days and less than 2759 days; (g) 9th March 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 2758 days and less than 3284 days; (h) 13th April 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 3283 days and less than 3655 days; (i) 11th May 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 3654 days and less than 4397 days; (j) 8th June 2027, where the relevant sentence is greater than 4396 days. (3) In this regulation, “relevant sentence”, in relation to a person who falls within paragraph (1), means— (a) where the person is serving two or more concurrent sentences of imprisonment or detention immediately before 1st October 2026, the longest of those sentences at that time; (b) in all other cases, the sentence of imprisonment or detention which the person is serving immediately before 1st October 2026. (4) For the purposes of paragraph (2), the length of the relevant sentence is— (a) the length calculated immediately before 1st October 2026, and (b) where a person is serving two or more consecutive sentences immediately before 1st October 2026, the aggregate length of those sentences.
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