The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 (Commencement No. 1) Regulations 2025
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The following provisions of the Act come into force on 5th January 2026— (a) sections 1 to 12 (the Border Security Commander); (b) sections 13 to 16 (offences: things for use in immigration crime), so far as not already in force; (c) section 20 (offences committed outside the United Kingdom) to the extent that it relates to sections 13 to 16 of the Act; (d) section 21 (endangering another during sea crossing to the United Kingdom); (e) sections 22 to 29 (power of search etc. in relation to electronic devices) so far as not already in force; (f) section 46 (conditions on leave and bail).
2 Commencement
The following provisions of the Act come into force on 5th January 2026— (a) sections 1 to 12 (the Border Security Commander); (b) sections 13 to 16 (offences: things for use in immigration crime), so far as not already in force; (c) section 20 (offences committed outside the United Kingdom) to the extent that it relates to sections 13 to 16 of the Act; (d) section 21 (endangering another during sea crossing to the United Kingdom); (e) sections 22 to 29 (power of search etc. in relation to electronic devices) so far as not already in force; (f) section 46 (conditions on leave and bail).
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