Policing and Crime Bill

With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Amendment 37, in clause 32, page 26, line, leave out 'two' and insert 'four'. Amendment 40, page 26, line 6, leave out 'on the balance of probabilities' and insert 'beyond reasonable doubt'. Amendment 201, page 26, line 13, leave out paragraph (b). Amendment 38, page 26, line 13, at end insert— ‘(3A) The third condition is that the applicant has demonstrated that prosecution of the respondent for a criminal offence was considered but not proceeded with.’. Amendment 39, page 26, line 13, at end insert— ‘(3B) The fourth condition is that the respondent is aged 18 or over.’. Amendment 202, page 26, line 17, leave out paragraph (b). Government amendment 60 Amendment 149, line 20, at end add— ‘(6) In this section ““gang”” means a group of people who see themselves or are seen by others as a discernable group and exhibit any one or more of the following factors— (a) engaging in criminal activity; (b) identifying with a particular geographical area; (c) having some form of identifying organisational feature; (d) being in conflict with other similar gangs.’. Amendment 204, in clause 33, page 26, line 32, leave out subsections (3) and (4). Amendment 205, page 27, line 4, leave out ‘and requirements’. Amendment 206, page 27, line 9, leave out ‘or (3)’. Amendment 207, in clause 34, page 27, line 13, leave out ‘or requirement’. Amendment 43, page 27, line 14, leave out from ‘injunction,’ to end of line 16 and insert ‘the period for which it shall be in force.’. Amendment 208, page 27, line 16, at end insert ‘except that no injunction shall remain in force for a period longer than two years from the date it is made.’. Amendment 42, page 27, line 16, at end insert— ‘(2A) The period specified in subsection (2) above must not exceed three years. (2B) Injunctions granted under section 32 may not be renewed.’. Amendment 209, page 27, line 23, leave out paragraph (b). Amendment 210, page 27, line 26, leave out ‘or requirement’. Government amendment 61 Amendment 150, in clause 36, page 28, line 10, at end insert— ‘(c) any primary care trust, mental health trust or other NHS authority that the applicant chief officer considers would be appropriate to consult; and (d) any youth offending team, local probation service or office of the National Offender Management Service that the applicant chief officer considers would be appropriate to consult.’. Amendment 151, page 28, line 16, at end insert— ‘(c) any primary care trust, mental health trust or other NHS authority that the constable considers would be appropriate to consult; and (d) any youth offending team, local probation service or office of the National Offender Management Service that the constable considers would be appropriate to consult.’. Amendment 152, page 28, line 22, at end insert— ‘(c) any primary care trust, mental health trust or other NHS authority that the applicant local authority considers would be appropriate to consult; and (d) any youth offending team, local probation service or office of the National Offender Management Service that the applicant local authority considers would be appropriate to consult.’. Government amendments 62 and 63