Crime and Policing Act 2026

To move the following Clause— “Assault of public facing worker: duty to make criminal behaviour order

To move the following Clause— “Assault of public facing worker

To move the following Clause— “Report on the organisations responsible for implementing and enforcing youth diversion orders

To move the following Clause— “Individual preparation for mass casualty attack

To move the following Clause— “Travel abroad to support a proscribed organisation

To move the following Clause— “Seizure of vehicles by police: mopeds used for commercial purposes

To move the following Clause— “Power of Secretary of State to disregard convictions or cautions

To move the following Clause— “National statutory inquiry into grooming gangs

To move the following Clause— “Removal of parental responsibility for individuals convicted of sexual offences against children

To move the following Clause— “Annual statement on ethnicity of members of grooming gangs

To move the following Clause— “Publication of sex offender’s ethnicity data

To move the following Clause— “Amendment of Possession of extreme pornographic images

To move the following Clause— “Child Murder Sentencing Guidelines

To move the following Clause— “Financial gain from child sexual exploitation and abuse

To move the following Clause— “Annual statement on employment status of sexual offenders

To move the following Clause— “Right to protest

To move the following Clause— “Prohibition on sexual relationships between first cousins

To move the following Clause— “Amendment of the Police Act 1996

To move the following Clause— “Threshold for intentional harassment, alarm or distress

To move the following Clause— “The retention by the police of non-crime perception records

Clause 192, page 223, line 33, at end insert— “(4A) Before the appropriate national authority makes regulations under subsection (1) for the purpose of implementing a new international agreement, or significantly altering an existing agreement, the authority must conduct and publish a comprehensive Privacy Impact Assessment.

Clause 191, page 223, line 11, leave out “and the Infant Life (Preservation) Act 1929”

<i>The above-named Lords give notice of their intention to oppose the Question that Clause 153 stand part of the Bill.</i>

<i>The above-named Lords give notice of their intention to oppose the Question that Clause 152 stand part of the Bill.</i>

[<i>Withdrawn</i>] After Clause 144, insert the following new Clause—

Clause 192, page 224, leave out lines 1 and 2

Clause 192, page 224, leave out lines 7 and 8

Clause 191, page 223, line 12, leave out from “1929,” to end of line 13 and insert “proceedings for an offence shall not be instituted against a woman acting in relation to her own pregnancy except by or with the consent of the Attorney General”

Clause 37, page 57, line 24, at end insert— “(c) premises used by the hospitality industry for the supply of food or drink.”

After Clause 41, insert the following new Clause— “Definition of the criminal exploitation of children

Schedule 8, page 271, line 15, leave out “if” and insert “where those activities do not constitute a regulated activity relating to children within the meaning of Part 1 of Schedule 4 to the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006, and where”

Clause 124, page 151, line 29, leave out “in the vicinity” and insert “within 50 metres from the outer perimeter”

Clause 124, page 151, line 19, leave out “may intimidate” and insert “has the purpose of intimidating individuals accessing that place of worship to carry out religious activities and would intimidate”

[<i>Withdrawn</i>] Clause 191, page 223, line 13, at end insert “provided that the Defence has proved, on the balance of probabilities, that at the time of her actions, the balance of the woman’s mind was then seriously disturbed by reason of her pregnancy”

After Clause 151, insert the following new Clause— “Scrutiny of investigation timeliness

After subsection (2)(c), insert— “(d) recording and storing data related to suspected and confirmed criminal offences which may be described as “honour-based abuse” under section (<i>Interpretation: sections </i>(<i>Honour as an aggravating factor in sentencing</i>)<i> and </i>(<i>Duty to issue statutory multi-agency guidance</i>))”

Clause 124, page 151, line 18, after “worship” insert “, faith school or faith community centre”

Clause 124, page 151, line 22, after “activities,” insert— “(ia) accessing that faith school or faith community centre,”

After Clause 166, insert the following new Clause— “Recording of sex in police data

Clause 191, page 223, line 13, at end insert “, provided that the gestational age of the baby is no more than 24 weeks.”

Clause 1, page 2, line 29, at end insert— “(8A) A relevant authority may not make an application for a respect order under this section unless the relevant local authority has complied with the requirements set out in subsection (8B).

Clause 4, page 12, line 11, at end insert— “(5) For the purposes of this section, any authorised person or company issuing fixed penalty notices under the provisions listed in subsection (6) must not receive, directly or indirectly, any financial benefit that is contingent upon—

After Clause 9, insert the following new Clause— “Waste crime: NCA priority

Clause 1, page 2, line 4, leave out “just and convenient” and insert “necessary and proportionate”

After Clause 9, insert the following new Clause— “Points on driving licence for fly tipping

After Clause 9, insert the following new Clause— “Seizure of vehicles in connection with a fly-tipping offence

Clause 9, page 17, line 27, at end insert— “(1A) The guidance issued about the enforcement of offences under section 33 must ensure that, where a person is convicted of a relevant offence, they are liable for the costs incurred through loss or damage resulting from the offence.

Clause 1, page 9, line 33, at end insert— “(2A) Before issuing or revising guidance under this section, the Secretary of State must consult such persons as the Secretary of State considers appropriate.

Clause 7, page 16, line 28, at end insert— “(6A) The requirement in subsection (6) may be satisfied by consultation carried out wholly or partly before this section comes into force.”

Clause 9, page 17, leave out lines 36 and 37 and insert— “(5) The Secretary of State must not issue guidance or revised guidance under this section until after the end of the period of 40 days beginning with the day on which the draft was laid before each House of Parliament, or if it was laid on different days, with the later day.

Clause 9, page 17, line 33, leave out “issuing or revising guidance under this section” and insert “laying draft guidance or revised guidance under subsection (3A)”

Clause 9, page 17, line 32, at end insert— “(3A) A draft of any guidance or revised guidance proposed to be issued under this section must be laid before each House of Parliament.”

After Clause 2, insert the following new Clause— “Existing anti-social behaviour powers: independent review

Clause 6, page 12, line 23, at end insert— “(2A) In section 104 (review of response to complaints about anti-social behaviour)—

Clause 7, page 17, line 9, at end insert— “105B Annual report

Clause 1, page 6, line 35, at end insert— “G2 Right of appeal

Clause 1, page 10, line 12, leave out “non-profit private”

Clause 6, page 12, line 23, at end insert— “(2A) Section 104 (review of response to complaints about anti-social behaviour) is amended as follows.

Clause 6, page 12, line 18, at end insert— “(1A) Section 104 (review of response to complaints about anti-social behaviour) is amended as follows.

After Clause 207, insert the following new Clause— “Non-justiciability of proscription powers

Clause 107, page 145, leave out lines 20 to 27

Clause 107, page 146, line 29, leave out “in a way mentioned in section 67E[subsection removed]” and insert “as defined in section 27 (family relationships) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003”

Clause 107, page 147, line 4, leave out “in a way mentioned in section 67E[subsection removed]” and insert “as defined in section 27 (family relationships) of the Sexual Offences Act 2003”

Clause 263, page 326, line 15, at end insert— “(z4a) section 207(9);”

After Clause 101, insert the following new Clause— “Taking down intimate image content: consequential amendments

After Clause 101, insert the following new Clause— “Taking down intimate image content

Clause 263, page 325, line 38, at end insert— “(ma) sections (<i>Taking down intimate image content</i>) and (<i>Taking down intimate image content: consequential amendments</i>);”

Schedule 2, page 341, line 24, leave out “extension” and insert “closure”

In subsection (5), after inserted subsection (3A), insert— “(3AA) In fulfilling their duty under subsection (3A)(b), the provider must take all reasonable steps to identify any other content that is the same, or substantially the same, as the content in the report.”

In subsection (2), after inserted subsection (3B), insert— “(3C) The Secretary of State must, by regulations within six months of the day on which the Crime and Policing Act 2026 is passed, establish a process for individuals to report to OFCOM that a service has failed in its duty under subsection (3A).

In subsection (6), after inserted section 31A(3), insert— “(4) A report made under this section must include a statement that the reporting person or authorised representative makes the report in good faith believing that the content is of the kind specified in section 31 and a statement that the information provided in the report is true to the best of their knowledge and belief.”

In subsection (5), after inserted subsection (3B), insert— “(3C) The Secretary of State must, by regulations within six months of the day on which the Crime and Policing Act 2026 is passed, establish a process for individuals to report to OFCOM that a service has failed in its duty under subsection (3A).

In subsection (2), after inserted subsection (3A), insert— “(3AA) In fulfilling their duty under subsection (3A)(b), the provider must take all reasonable steps to identify any other content that is the same, or substantially the same, as the content in the report.”

In subsection (2), after inserted subsection (3B), insert— “(3C) Failure to comply with a duty under subsection (3A) may result in a fine of £39,000 for each 24 hour period following the 48 hours allowed to take the content down, payable to OFCOM.

In subsection (3), after inserted section 20A(3), insert— “(4) A report made under this section must include a statement that the reporting person or authorised representative makes the report in good faith believing that the content is of the kind specified in section 20 and a statement that the information provided in the report is true to the best of their knowledge and belief.”

In subsection (5), after inserted subsection (3B), insert— “(3C) Failure to comply with a duty under subsection (3A) may result in a fine of £39,000 for each 24 hour period following the 48 hours allowed to take the content down, payable to OFCOM.

In subsection (6), in inserted section 31A(1), leave out from first “to” to end of subsection and insert “provide on the service a clear and conspicuous notice, which may be provided through a clear and conspicuous link to another web page or disclosure, of the notice and removal process established under section 31(2) that— (a) is easy to read and in plain language, and

In subsection (3), in inserted section 20A(1), leave out from first “to” to end of subsection and insert “provide on the service a clear and conspicuous notice, which may be provided through a clear and conspicuous link to another web page or disclosure, of the notice and removal process established under section 20(2) that— (a) is easy to read and in plain language, and

In subsection (5), after inserted subsection (3A), insert— “(3AA) A duty to record and report the average time taken to take down content under the duty in subsection (3A) to OFCOM and to publish the information publicly.”

In subsection (2), after inserted subsection (3A), insert— “(3AA) A duty to record and report the average time taken to take down content under the duty in subsection (3A) to OFCOM and to publish the information publicly.”