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Statement on the implementation of the Sentencing Act 2026.

Lead member
Alex Norris
Department
Ministry of Justice
Type
Ministerial statements
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 cc81-99
House
House of Commons

With your permission, Madam Deputy Speaker, I will make a statement on the implementation of the Sentencing Act 2026. When this Labour Government took office, we inherited a crisis in our prisons. They were regularly at 99% capacity, with fewer than 100 places available at one stage. We were one...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 cc81-3
House
House of Commons

I welcome the Justice Secretary to his place.

This is the Government’s fifth early release policy in just six weeks, since the Prime Minister took office. At every stage we were told that Ministers had no choice but to include dangerous criminals, because the alternative would be the “collapse” of the...

Member
Nick Timothy (Conservative)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 cc83-4
House
House of Commons

I am grateful for the shadow Secretary of State’s kind words of welcome. I do not know him well, but I know that he, like me, shares a love for this country and that everything he does is seen through that prism. My commitment to him is to work with...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 cc84-5
House
House of Commons

Opposition Members seem to need reminding that the early release programme was devised by a Conservative Government. We have been debating at great length, in the media and among politicians, keeping people in prison for longer. I support Government policy on this issue, but I remind the House that the...

Member
Diane Abbott (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c86
House
House of Commons

I agree wholeheartedly with the value my right hon. Friend places on the important work of our prison officers and our probation officers. She is exactly right that what surely binds all of us is that we want to reduce reoffending. What I have presented to Parliament today is a...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c86
House
House of Commons

The Justice Secretary knows that the chaos and uncertainty for victims and their loved ones over the summer months from the handling of this scheme have been unforgivable. The Government have changed course countless times, leaving PC Andrew Harper’s family and countless others without the certainty that they deserve.

The reality,...

Member
Jess Brown-Fuller (Liberal Democrat)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 cc86-7
House
House of Commons

I am grateful for the Liberal Democrat spokesperson’s contribution. As I hope she heard me say, I do accept that the impact of our taking the summer to carve more offences out of this regime in a way that is safe and means we have a resilient prison estate has...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c87
House
House of Commons

I thank my right hon. Friend for the statement, which will be welcomed by my constituents after a period of great anxiety, and I also thank him for his engagement with me over the summer.

When PC Andrew Harper was killed in my constituency, it devastated our community, but it also...

Member
Olivia Bailey (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c88
House
House of Commons

I pay tribute to my hon. Friend for her very direct campaigning to me over the summer about her and her community’s expectations. I join her in what she said about PC Andrew Harper: he was the very best of us. I really respect both Lissie Harper and Debbie Adlam...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c88
House
House of Commons

I know the Government will be doing their best to protect potential future victims of early release offenders, particularly those who were in jail for domestic abuse or other fixated behaviour, but it is not good enough simply to try to improve tagging measures; what one has to do is...

Member
Julian Lewis (Conservative)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c88
House
House of Commons

The right hon. Gentleman is right to raise that point. It is part of the conversations that victim liaison officers are having, so that every victim and survivor is able to shape the support around them to make sure that they are feeling safe and secure.

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c88
House
House of Commons

I welcome the Government’s decision to end early release for certain serious offenders, including those responsible for the appalling killing of PC Harper, as we have heard. My former police colleagues and other emergency workers put themselves in harm’s way every day to keep us safe, and they must be...

Member
Matt Bishop (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

I recognise my hon. Friend’s service in the police. It was made clear to me by lots of colleagues and in conversations that I had that the policing family were looking closely at our actions in this regard. I hope they have got the message from the changes in the...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

Cheshire police estimates that the additional cost to man-mark criminals who are back on the streets due to Labour’s early release scheme will be £1.4 million a year. Can the Minister reassure police forces up and down the country that those extra resources will be handed to them?

Member
Esther McVey (Conservative)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

The right hon. Lady will know of the significant increase in funding to our police that we have already made. Through the National Police Chiefs’ Council, representations have been made about police resourcing and the support we can give to policing. We are still having those conversations.

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

I welcome the Lord Chancellor’s statement. As a former criminal law barrister, I represented defendants who were given IPP sentences. They were required to complete courses, treatments and rehabilitation before they could be considered for release, yet many were never offered any of those things in time, leaving them unable...

Member
Yasmin Qureshi (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

I hope that my hon. Friend takes comfort from what both the Prime Minister and I have said about ensuring that the right support is in place for those who are paroled to stay out of prison, and for those who have not yet passed that stage to get to...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

When the Justice Committee visited a young offenders institute earlier this year, we found that most of the young people were not able to access even a minimal amount of education or training, which means that they are more likely to go on to commit more offences. What is the...

Member
Vikki Slade (Liberal Democrat)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c89
House
House of Commons

The hon. Lady hits on an important point: what are we using our facilities for if not to rehabilitate people, particularly our young people? That is a symptom of what happens when the estate runs as hot as it does. It is a big factor in the reoffending of young...

Member
Alex Norris (Labour)
Type
Proceeding contributions
Date
1 September 2026
Reference
790 c90
House
House of Commons