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Policing and Crime Act 2017

Public act became law on Tuesday, 31 January 2017 when the Policing and Crime Bill 2016-17. Commons Reasons and Amendments. received Royal Assent.
Type
Public act
Reference
CHAP 3 2017  2017 c. 3 
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Subjects
Complaints
Disciplinary proceedings
Children
Disclosure of information
Criminal records
Codes of practice
Ammunition
Discipline
Appeals
Alcoholic drinks
Bail
Arrests
Conduct
British overseas territories
Convictions
Audio recordings
Civilians
Coroners
Clothing
Cross border cooperation
Association of Chief Police Officers
Fees and charges
Freedom of information
Fingerprints
DNA
Licensing
Firearms
Inspections
Greater London
Drugs
Documents
Fines
Interviews
Emergency services
Fire and rescue services
Isle of Man
Fireworks
Licensed premises
Hunting
Forced marriage
Independent Police Complaints Commission
Powers of entry
Northern Ireland
Police
Litter
Powers
Property transfer
Police custody
Misuse
Opening hours
Police interrogation
Nationality
Mental health
Parking attendants
Police Federation of England and Wales
Scotland
Sentencing
Travel
Standards
Vulnerable adults
Tribunals
Young people
Sexual offences
Young offenders
Shipping
Right of search
Seas and oceans
Territorial waters
Voluntary work
Stalking
Seized articles
Sanctions
Revenue and Customs
Video conferencing
Mayors
Guernsey
Serious crime prevention orders
Combined authorities
Legislation
Policing and Crime Bill 2015-16 to 2016-17
Policing and Crime Act 2017
Link
View this Public act on www.legislation.gov.uk
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