Prevention Order immediate effect from returning to DVP Notice in a residence and from having advance of police contact with the victim for up to applying to 28 days, allowing the victim time Magistrates Court. to consider their options and get the support they need. Abduction They can be issued against This is a Warning Notice individuals who are suspected of preventative grooming children by stating that measure outside of they have no permission to criminal legislation. associate with the named child and that if they do so they could be arrested under the Child Abduction Act 1984 and Children Act 1989. Hotel information Information about guests at Inspector. Offences request hotels believed to be used for of not complying child sexual exploitation. Helps with developing intelligence Closure Notice The premises were/likely used for Supt can authorise activities related to one or more issue of notice. specified child sex. Needs to be satisfied necessary and local authority consulted. (Followed by court application?) Sexual Risk Order Can impose restrictions on a Issued by a court (check if enacted) perpetrator, such as limiting their after police internet use, preventing them application if it is from approaching or being alone satisfied that the with a named child, or restricting individual has done their travel abroad. - an act of a sexual nature. Restraining Order Restraining orders may be made on conviction or acquittal for any criminal offence. These orders are intended to be preventative and protective. The guiding principle is that there must be a need for the order to protect a person or persons. A restraining order is therefore preventative, not punitive. Proactive The police can utilise covert Covert tactics are operation surveillance to either gather governed by intelligence or evidence. legislation and require Supt authority. The deployment of resources would
Prevention Order immediate effect from returning to a residence and from having contact with the victim for up to 28 days, allowing the victim time to consider their options and get the support they need. DVP Notice in advance of police applying to Magistrates Court. Abduction Warning Notice They can be issued against individuals who are suspected of grooming children by stating that they have no permission to associate with the named child and that if they do so they could be arrested under the Child Abduction Act 1984 and Children Act 1989. This is a preventative measure outside of criminal legislation. Hotel information request Information about guests at hotels believed to be used for child sexual exploitation. Helps with developing intelligence Inspector. Offences of not complying Closure Notice The premises were/likely used for activities related to one or more specified child sex. Supt can authorise issue of notice. Needs to be satisfied necessary and local authority consulted. (Followed by court application?) Sexual Risk Order (check if enacted) Can impose restrictions on a perpetrator, such as limiting their internet use, preventing them from approaching or being alone with a named child, or restricting their travel abroad. - Issued by a court after police application if it is satisfied that the individual has done an act of a sexual nature. Restraining Order Restraining orders may be made on conviction or acquittal for any criminal offence. These orders are intended to be preventative and protective. The guiding principle is that there must be a need for the order to protect a person or persons. A restraining order is therefore preventative, not punitive. Proactive operation The police can utilise covert surveillance to either gather intelligence or evidence. Covert tactics are governed by legislation and require Supt authority. The deployment of resources would