Criminal Justice Act 2003

Section 325 of this Act states that the chief police officer for any area, the local probation board and the Minister of the Crown working jointly must establish arrangements for assessing dangerous offenders as defined by section 325. This includes sexual offenders.

Subsection 3 states that the above must work in cooperation with other organisations, such as educational bodies and health trusts.

Subsection 8 states that the Secretary of State should issue guidance to local authorities and other organisations.

Section 329 states that where a person is claiming for trespass against another person amounting to trespass to the Claimant’s person, and the Claimant has been convicted in the United Kingdom of an imprisonable offence committed on the same occasion as that on which the act is alleged to have been done, civil proceedings may relating to the claim may be brought only with the permission of the court.

Schedule 30 inserts a new section 29A into the Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000. Where a person is convicted of an offence against a child, the court can disqualify that person from working with children.

See here: Criminal Justice Act 2003