PART 1
Sexual offences
1 Voyeurism: additional offences
2 Sending etc an unwanted sexual image
3 Amendments consequential on sections 1 and 2
4 Sexual grooming: pretending to be a child
5 Abuse of position of trust: relevant positions
6 Private sexual images: threatening to disclose
7 Miscellaneous amendments as to sexual offences
CHAPTER 2 Anonymity and privacy
8 Extended anonymity of victims
9 Disapplication of anonymity of victim after death
10 Increase in penalty for breach of anonymity
11 Special rules for providers of information society services
12 Restriction on reports as to suspects of sexual offences
13 Meaning of sexual offence in section 12
14 Power to disapply reporting restriction
16 Offence relating to reporting
17 Interpretation of sections 12 to 16
19 Serious sexual offences: exclusion of public from court
CHAPTER 3 Guidance on this part
PART 2
Trafficking and exploitation
21 Support for victims of trafficking etc
22 Defence for slavery and trafficking victims
23 Strategies on slavery and trafficking offences
24 Protective measures for victims of slavery or trafficking
PART 3
Protection from harm
25 Qualifying offences for sexual offences prevention orders
26 Time limit for making violent offences prevention orders
CHAPTER 2 Causing or risking serious harm
27 Consent to harm for sexual gratification is no defence
28 Offence of non-fatal strangulation or asphyxiation
PART 4
Final provisions
SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1 Consequential amendments: voyeurism and unwanted sexual images
SCHEDULE 2 Miscellaneous amendments as to sexual offences
SCHEDULE 3 Offence of breach of anonymity: providers of information society services
SCHEDULE 4 Offence of non-fatal strangulation or asphyxiation: consequential amendments
In section 12 (strategy on offences under sections 1 and 2) of the Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) Act (Northern Ireland) 2015, in subsection (1), for “in every year” substitute “every 3 years”
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