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333. Coordination with notification requirements and notification orders.

Persons convicted of or cautioned for sexual offences against children may be required to provide the police with specified information about themselves: these are referred to as 'notification requirements'¹. Where a person's convictions relate to overseas offences, the notification requirements are imposed via 'notification orders'². Provision is made for imposing notification requirements on persons who are made subject to sexual harm prevention orders and interim orders³

(1) Criminal Orders

319. Purpose of criminal behaviour orders.

320. Interim orders.

321. Supervision.

322. Requirements and prohibitions.

323. Duration.

324. Variation and discharge.

325. Review of orders where offender is aged under 18.

326. Breach.

327. Purpose of sexual harm prevention orders.

328. Qualifying offenders.

329. Relevant sexual offences.

330. Relevant non-sexual offences.

331. Prohibitions.

332. Interim orders.

333. Coordination with notification requirements and notification orders.

334. Appeals.

335. Variation, renewal and discharge.

336. Making of financial reporting orders.

337. Offences in relation to which financial reporting orders may be made.

338. Effect of financial reporting orders.

339. Variation and revocation of financial reporting orders.

340. Verification and disclosure.

341. Football banning orders and regulated football matches.

342. Offences in connection with which football banning orders may be made.

343. Declarations of relevance.

344. Making of football banning orders on conviction.

345. Adjournments.

346. Football banning orders arising out of offences committed outside England and Wales.

347. Requirements of banning order.

348. Duration and termination of banning order.

349. Making of exclusion orders.

350. Penalty for non-compliance.

351. Power to make orders on conviction.

352. Power of High Court to make orders.

353. Offences in relation to which serious crime prevention orders may be made.

354. Involvement in serious crime.

355. Prohibitions, restrictions and requirements.

356. Duration of orders.

357. Variation and discharge of orders by High Court.

358. Variation and replacement of orders on breach or conviction.

359. Extension of orders pending outcome of criminal proceedings.

360. Appeals from decisions of Crown Court.

361. Monitoring of compliance with orders made against corporations, partnerships and associations.

362. Functions of applicant authorities.

363. Offences.

364. Forfeiture orders.

365. Winding up petitions.

365A. Slavery and trafficking prevention orders.

365B. Slavery and trafficking risk orders.

366. Nature and effect of orders.

367. Power to make travel restriction order.

368. Revocation and suspension of a travel restriction order.

369. Offences of contravening travel restriction orders.

369A. Female genital mutilation protection orders.

370. Making of orders.

370A. Guidance and piloting

370B. Applications for orders

370C. Power to make orders

370D. Duration of orders

370E. Variations, renewals and discharges

370F. Interim stalking protection orders

370G. Content of orders

370H. Appeals and enforcement

370I. Notification requirements

370J. Guidance

370K. Procedure