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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

This is a drafting refinement.

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

Amendment 84, page 111, line 6, at end insert—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

“Amendment of Protection from Stalking Act (Northern Ireland) Act 2022

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

8A After section 16 of the Protection from Stalking Act (Northern Ireland) Act 2022 insert—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

‘Service stalking protection orders

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

16A Service stalking protection orders

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(1) This section applies where—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(a) a person is subject to—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(i) an order made under section 236N of the Armed Forces Act 2006 (a “service stalking protection order”), other than one made on conviction of the person for an offence, or

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(ii) an order made under section 236R of that Act (an “interim service stalking protection order”);

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(b) the person is no longer subject to service law or a civilian subject to service discipline, and

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(c) the person resides in Northern Ireland.

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(2) Sections 10 and 13 to 16 of this Act apply to the service stalking protection order as they apply to a stalking protection order under this Act, with the following modifications—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(a) section 13 applies as if, in subsection (5), the words “the clerk of petty sessions or” were omitted;

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(b) section 14 applies as if—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(i) in subsections (1) and (7), references to the date on which the order comes into force were to the date on which the person first resides in Northern Ireland after ceasing to be subject to service law or a civilian subject to service discipline;

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(ii) in subsection (6)(b), the reference to the time the order is made were to the date on which the person first resides in Northern Ireland after ceasing to be subject to service law or a civilian subject to service discipline.

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

(3) Sections 11(7) to (9) and 13 to 16 of this Act apply to the interim service stalking protection order as they apply to an interim stalking protection order under this Act, with the following modifications—

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2 Jun 2026Armed Forces Bill

I do not want to pre-empt what will no doubt be an erudite speech, but the key point is that there is a mechanism for doing this—we are halfway there. If service parents get a transfer order a few months in advance, then unless they can be certain that the receiving LEA will accept their EHCP, which they may have gone

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