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  • Closed consultation Consultation on Measures to Strengthen the Response to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

    Topics:
    • Policing and community safety, 
    • Organised crime, 
    • Policing, 
    • Safer communities

    Consultation closed Consultation opened 13 March 2022, 4.07 pm and closed 27 May 2022, 11.59 pm

    Summary

    Consultation on Measures to Strengthen the Response to Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

    Documents

    • Consultation document Microsoft Word (117 KB)
    • Rural needs impact assessment Microsoft Word (697 KB)
    • Equality screening form Microsoft Word (75 KB)
    • Summary of responses and next steps Adobe PDF (971 KB)

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    Consultation description

    This consultation document outlines a range of additional tools that could be utilised to help address the scourge of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in today’s society. The views expressed during the public consultation will help to develop these measures, including possible enhancements to the Human Trafficking and Exploitation (Criminal Justice and Support for Victims) Act (Northern Ireland) 2015.

    Your views are vital in helping to develop proposals for consideration by an incoming Justice Minister and Executive in the new mandate, in order to ensure that justice partners can avail of a wider range of measures to bring to justice those seeking to exploit defenceless, vulnerable people in our society. We must also continue to strive to provide identified victims with the appropriate level of protection and support.

    This is an important issue and your views will help shape the criminal justice response to slavery and trafficking offences.

    Responding to this consultation

    Responses to this consultation should be via Citizenspace on the NI Direct website.

    Ways to respond

    Consultation closed — responses are no longer being accepted.

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