The Crime and Policing Act 2026 (Commencement No. 3 and Saving Provisions) Regulations 2026
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2 Provisions coming into force on 21st September 2026
The following provisions of the 2026 Act come into force on 21st September 2026— (a) section 50 (power to make CCE prevention order), so far as necessary to provide the meaning of “defendant”; (b) section 58(6) (appeals: rules of court); (c) section 61(2) and (4) (special measure for witnesses: rules of court); (d) section 62(1) (interpretation and supplementary provision); (e) section 63 (orders made on conviction), so far as it relates to provisions commenced by paragraph (i); (f) sections 205 to 211 (barred and advisory lists); (g) section 212 (special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists), to the extent not already in force; (h) section 213 (barred and advisory lists: consequential amendments); (i) paragraph 1 of Schedule 6 (CCE prevention orders on conviction), only so far as it inserts section 358I(2) and (4) in Part 11 of the Sentencing Code; (j) Schedule 25 (special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists), to the extent not already in force.
2 Provisions coming into force on 21st September 2026
The following provisions of the 2026 Act come into force on 21st September 2026— (a) section 50 (power to make CCE prevention order), so far as necessary to provide the meaning of “defendant”; (b) section 58(6) (appeals: rules of court); (c) section 61(2) and (4) (special measure for witnesses: rules of court); (d) section 62(1) (interpretation and supplementary provision); (e) section 63 (orders made on conviction), so far as it relates to provisions commenced by paragraph (i); (f) sections 205 to 211 (barred and advisory lists); (g) section 212 (special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists), to the extent not already in force; (h) section 213 (barred and advisory lists: consequential amendments); (i) paragraph 1 of Schedule 6 (CCE prevention orders on conviction), only so far as it inserts section 358I(2) and (4) in Part 11 of the Sentencing Code; (j) Schedule 25 (special police forces: barred persons lists and advisory lists), to the extent not already in force.
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