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International Criminal Court Act 2001

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81 Index of defined expressions

In this Act the expressions listed below are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— act and conduct (in Part 5) | section 69 ancillary offence (in Part 5) —in England and Wales | section 55 —in Northern Ireland | section 62 appropriate judicial officer (in Part 2) | section 26 article | section 1(2) British aircraft, British hovercraft and British ship | section 76 competent court (in Part 2) | section 26 crime against humanity (in Part 5) | section 50(1) delivery order (in Part 2) | section 5(3) detained (in sections 42 to 47) | section 48(1) genocide (in Part 5) | section 50(1) the ICC | section 1(1) ICC crime | section 1(1) the ICC Statute | section 1(1) national court | section 75 person subject to UK service jurisdiction (in Part 5) | section 67(3) the prisoner (in Part 4) | section 42(1) provisional warrant (in Part 2) | section 3(5) remand (in Part 2) | section 16 section 2 warrant (in Part 2) | section 2(5) service court | section 75 United Kingdom national (in Part 5) | section 67(1) United Kingdom resident (in Part 5) | section 67(2) war crime (in Part 5) | section 50(1)

Your change, as a redline

81 Index of defined expressions

In this Act the expressions listed below are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— act and conduct (in Part 5) | section 69 ancillary offence (in Part 5) —in England and Wales | section 55 —in Northern Ireland | section 62 appropriate judicial officer (in Part 2) | section 26 article | section 1(2) British aircraft, British hovercraft and British ship | section 76 competent court (in Part 2) | section 26 crime against humanity (in Part 5) | section 50(1) delivery order (in Part 2) | section 5(3) detained (in sections 42 to 47) | section 48(1) genocide (in Part 5) | section 50(1) the ICC | section 1(1) ICC crime | section 1(1) the ICC Statute | section 1(1) national court | section 75 person subject to UK service jurisdiction (in Part 5) | section 67(3) the prisoner (in Part 4) | section 42(1) provisional warrant (in Part 2) | section 3(5) remand (in Part 2) | section 16 section 2 warrant (in Part 2) | section 2(5) service court | section 75 United Kingdom national (in Part 5) | section 67(1) United Kingdom resident (in Part 5) | section 67(2) war crime (in Part 5) | section 50(1)

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