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     • Last week, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood told the House of Commons that the changes would be implemented in phases. ‘Phase 1’ will start on November 1, when sections 66 and 67 of the 2024 Act will come into force, followed by ‘Phase 2’ on February 1, 2025.
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   When will the new IPP action plan come into force?

   • Since IPP sentences were scrapped in 2012, the number of unreleased IPP prisoners has been reduced by three-quarters and those in custody are being supported to progress towards release through the government’s refreshed IPP Action Plan. The legislation is expected to come into force 2 months after the Bill receives Royal Assent.

   Reforms bring hope to rehabilitated people still serving abolished

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   What is the IPP action plan?

   • The IPP Action Plan is the means to reducing the number of people serving an IPP sentence. This refreshed plan focuses on ensuring that HMPPS systems and processes effectively support those serving an IPP sentence to maximise their prospects of achieving a safe and sustainable release.

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   What are the new IPP changes?

   • The new changes will mean IPP offenders serving their sentence in the community are referred for review 3 years after their first release. IPP sentences were introduced in 2005, designed to prevent offenders who were considered dangerous from being released even though the offence did not merit a life sentence.

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   What are the IPP reforms?

   • The reforms, announced by the previous Conservative justice secretary Alex Chalk, are being enacted by the government from today in a bid to address the ongoing IPP scandal that has resulted in thousands of prisoners languishing indefinitely in jail. What are IPP sentences?

   Almost 2,000 ex-offenders to have 'lifetime licences' terminated - but ca…

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   What changes have HMPPS made to the IPP action plan?

   • HMPPS have made important changes to the how the IPP Action Plan is managed and monitored. Section 3 outlines the new approach to the action plan’s oversight within the agency (the governance structure), which will be commenced in April 2023 and rolled out fully in line with the timeframe for wider structural changes being progressed within HMPPS.

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   When did imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) change?

   • The Government abolished the much criticised sentence of imprisonment for public protection (IPP) in 2012. However, the change was not made retrospective. On 31 December 2022 there were 2,892 IPP prisoners in custody. Pressure for change has continued. What are IPP sentences?

   Sentences of Imprisonment for Public Protection

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   Apr 26, 2023 · Offender Personality Disorder (OPD)-related IPP-focused activity by Joint HMPPS and NHS OPD Pathway Team. Ensure IPP offenders who screen into the OPD Pathway are considered within the refreshed OPD Pathway five-year strategy, which will be published by NHS England, expected by June 2023.

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5. lordslibrary.parliament.uk › sentences-ofSentences of imprisonment for public protection: Updated ...

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   May 19, 2023 · The government shared its updated IPP action plan with the Justice Committee on 26 April 2023. Alex Chalk, the new secretary of state for justice, said he would ensure the plan “delivers real change by reducing the IPP population both in custody and in the community whilst prioritising public protection”.

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   1 day ago · Almost 2,000 ex-offenders to have 'lifetime licences' terminated - but campaigners want IPP sentences 'gone' Reforms announced by the previous Tory government come into force today and will ...

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   Nov 28, 2023 · The changes will be applied retrospectively, meaning licences will immediately end for around 1,800 rehabilitated offenders once the legislation comes into force.

8. justice.org.uk › joint-letter-on-reform-of-theJoint letter on reform of the Imprisonment for Public ...

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   The letter asks the incoming Government to do the following, within the first 100 days of the new Parliament: 1. Bring all the IPP-related provisions in the Victims and Prisoners Act 2024 into force. 2. Publish the first annual report on IPP, which was due to be published by the end of March 2024. 3.

9. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsSentences of Imprisonment for Public Protection - House of ...

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   1 day ago · The Conservative government accepted the Justice Committee’s recommendation for a new IPP action plan, and published an updated version (PDF) in April 2023. It initially rejected the committee’s recommendation for a reduction of the qualifying period to terminate an IPP licence.