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Public Bill Committee proceeding and Debate on bill on Thursday, 8 May 2025, in the House of Commons, led by Diana Johnson and Alex Davies-Jones. The answering member was Matt Vickers.


Crime and Policing Bill. Committee stage thirteenth sitting (morning)

New clauses, new amendments and new schedule (Civil penalties for service providers and content managers) considered. New clause 21 (Terrorim offences excepted from defence for slavery or trafficking victims), New clause 61 (Notification requirements), New clause 62 (Electronic monitoring of compliance with order: England and Wales), New clause 63 (Conditions for imposing electronic monitoring requirement: England and Wales), New clause 64 (Data from electronic monitoring in England and Wales: code of practice), New clause 65 (Review of operation of this chapter), New clause 66 (Remote sales of knives etc), New clause 67 (Delivery of knives etc), New clause 68 (Duty to report remote sales of knives etc in bulk: England and Wales), New clause 69 (Remote sale and letting of crossbows), New clause 70 (Delivery of Crossbows), New clause 71 (Sale and delivery of crossbows: supplementary provision), New clause 72 ("Relevant user-to-user services", "Relevant search services" and "Service providers"), New clause 73(Coordinating officer), New clause 74 (Notice requiring appointment of content manager), New clause 75 (Appointment of content manager following change of circumstances), New clause 76 (Replacement of content manager), New clause 77 (Duty to notify changes in required information), New clause 78 (Failure to comply with content manager requirements: civil penalty), New clause 79 (Unlawful weapons content), New clause 80 (Content removal notices), New clause 81 (Content removal notices: review), New clause 82 (Decision notices requiring removal of unlawful weapons content), New clause 83 (Failure to comply with content removal notice or decision notice: civil eenalties), New clause 84 (Guidance), New clause 85 (Notices), New clause 86 (Interpretation of chapter), New clause 87 (Dangerous, careless or inconsiderate cycling), New clause 88 (Places of worship: restriction on notices), New clause 89 (Powers of senior officers to impose conditions on protests) and New clause 90 (Amendments relating to British Transport Police and Ministry of Defence police), agreed to. New clause 91 (Anonymity for authorised firearms officers charged with qualifying offences) discussed with Government new clause 92 (Anonymity for authorised firearms officers appealing convictions for qualifying offences), Government new clause 93 (Authorised firearms officers: reporting directions), Government new clause 94 (Authorised firearms officers: anonymity orders). New clause 91, agreed to. New clause 5 (Pornographic content: online harmful content) discussed with New clause 6 (Pornographic content: duty to verify age), New clause 7 (Pornographic content: duty to safeguard against illegal content), New clause 51 (Amendment of possession of extreme pornographic images). Committee adjourned.


Secondary information

Type
Committee proceeding
Session
2024-26
Department
Home Office
Committee
Crime and Policing Bill Committee
Legislative stage
Committee stage
Procedure
New clauses
New schedules
Chamber / Committee
General committees
Related items
Crime and Policing Bill 2024-26
Tuesday, 25 February 2025
Bills
House of Commons
Subjects
Disclosure of information Death Crimes of violence Demonstrations Cycling Firearms Liability Internet Knives Police Powers Pornography Offensive weapons Proof of identity Roads Sales Safety measures Crossbows Internet service providers Social media Age assurance
Legislation
Crime and Policing Bill 2024-26
Link
View this Committee proceeding on hansard.parliament.uk