Crime and Policing Act 2026
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211 Interpretation of sections 205 to 210
In sections 205 to 210— “advisory list” has the meaning given by section 209(6); “barred list” has the meaning given by section 205(8); “barred person” has the meaning given by section 205(9); “British Transport Police advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the British Transport Police Authority under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “British Transport Police barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the British Transport Police Authority under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “chief officer of police” has the same meaning as in the Police Act 1996 (see section 101(1) of that Act); “Civil Nuclear Constabulary advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Civil Nuclear Police Authority under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “Civil Nuclear Constabulary barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Civil Nuclear Police Authority under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “law enforcement employer” has the meaning given by section 206(1); “law enforcement functions” has the meaning given by section 206(5); “Ministry of Defence Police advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Secretary of State under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “Ministry of Defence Police barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Secretary of State under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “National Crime Agency advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Director General of the National Crime Agency under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “National Crime Agency barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Director General of the National Crime Agency under Part 1 of Schedule 25.
211 Interpretation of sections 205 to 210
In sections 205 to 210— “advisory list” has the meaning given by section 209(6); “barred list” has the meaning given by section 205(8); “barred person” has the meaning given by section 205(9); “British Transport Police advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the British Transport Police Authority under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “British Transport Police barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the British Transport Police Authority under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “chief officer of police” has the same meaning as in the Police Act 1996 (see section 101(1) of that Act); “Civil Nuclear Constabulary advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Civil Nuclear Police Authority under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “Civil Nuclear Constabulary barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Civil Nuclear Police Authority under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “law enforcement employer” has the meaning given by section 206(1); “law enforcement functions” has the meaning given by section 206(5); “Ministry of Defence Police advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Secretary of State under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “Ministry of Defence Police barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Secretary of State under Part 1 of Schedule 25; “National Crime Agency advisory list” means the advisory list maintained by the Director General of the National Crime Agency under Part 2 of Schedule 25; “National Crime Agency barred list” means the barred persons list maintained by the Director General of the National Crime Agency under Part 1 of Schedule 25.
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