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Terrorism Act 2000
CHAPTER 11
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
Part I Introductory | |
Section | |
1. | Terrorism: interpretation. |
2. | Temporary legislation. |
Part II Proscribed Organisations | |
Procedure | |
3. | Proscription. |
4. | Deproscription: application. |
5. | Deproscription: appeal. |
6. | Further appeal. |
7. | Appeal: effect on conviction, &c. |
8. | Section 7: Scotland and Northern Ireland. |
9. | Human Rights Act 1998. |
10. | Immunity. |
Offences | |
11. | Membership. |
12. | Support. |
13. | Uniform. |
Part III Terrorist Property | |
Interpretation | |
14. | Terrorist property. |
Offences | |
15. | Fund-raising. |
16. | Use and possession. |
17. | Funding arrangements. |
18. | Money laundering. |
19. | Disclosure of information: duty. |
20. | Disclosure of information: permission. |
21. | Cooperation with police. |
22. | Penalties. |
23. | Forfeiture. |
Seizure of terrorist cash | |
24. | Interpretation. |
25. | Seizure and detention. |
26. | Continued detention. |
27. | Detained cash. |
28. | Forfeiture. |
29. | Forfeiture: appeal. |
30. | Treatment of forfeited cash. |
31. | Rules of court. |
Part IV Terrorist Investigations | |
Interpretation | |
32. | Terrorist investigation. |
Cordons | |
33. | Cordoned areas. |
34. | Power to designate. |
35. | Duration. |
36. | Police powers. |
Information and evidence | |
37. | Powers. |
38. | Financial information. |
39. | Disclosure of information, &c. |
Part V Counter-terrorist Powers | |
Suspected terrorists | |
40. | Terrorist: interpretation. |
41. | Arrest without warrant. |
42. | Search of premises. |
43. | Search of persons. |
Power to stop and search | |
44. | Authorisations. |
45. | Exercise of power. |
46. | Duration of authorisation. |
47. | Offences. |
Parking | |
48. | Authorisations. |
49. | Exercise of power. |
50. | Duration of authorisation. |
51. | Offences. |
52. | Interpretation. |
Port and border controls | |
53. | Port and border controls. |
Part VI Miscellaneous | |
Terrorist offences | |
54. | Weapons training. |
55. | Weapons training: interpretation. |
56. | Directing terrorist organisation. |
57. | Possession for terrorist purposes. |
58. | Collection of information. |
Inciting terrorism overseas | |
59. | England and Wales. |
60. | Northern Ireland. |
61. | Scotland. |
Terrorist bombing and finance offences | |
62. | Terrorist bombing: jurisdiction. |
63. | Terrorist finance: jurisdiction. |
64. | Extradition. |
Part VII Northern Ireland | |
Scheduled offences | |
65. | Scheduled offence: interpretation. |
66. | Preliminary inquiry. |
67. | Limitation of power to grant bail. |
68. | Bail: legal aid. |
69. | Maximum period of remand in custody. |
70. | Young persons: custody on remand, &c. |
71. | Directions under section 70. |
72. | Time limits for preliminary proceedings. |
73. | Time limits: supplementary. |
74. | Court for trial. |
75. | Mode of trial on indictment. |
76. | Admission in trial on indictment. |
77. | Possession: onus of proof. |
78. | Children: sentence. |
79. | Restricted remission. |
80. | Conviction during remission. |
Powers of arrest, search, &c. | |
81. | Arrest of suspected terrorists: power of entry. |
82. | Arrest and seizure: constables. |
83. | Arrest and seizure: armed forces. |
84. | Munitions and transmitters. |
85. | Explosives inspectors. |
86. | Unlawfully detained persons. |
87. | Examination of documents. |
88. | Examination of documents: procedure. |
89. | Power to stop and question. |
90. | Power of entry. |
91. | Taking possession of land, &c. |
92. | Road closure: permission. |
93. | Sections 91 and 92: supplementary. |
94. | Road closure: direction. |
95. | Sections 81 to 94: supplementary. |
Miscellaneous | |
96. | Preservation of the peace: regulations. |
97. | Port and border controls. |
98. | Independent Assessor of Military Complaints Procedures. |
99. | Police and army powers: code of practice. |
100. | Video recording: code of practice. |
101. | Codes of practice: supplementary. |
102. | Compensation. |
103. | Terrorist information. |
104. | Police powers: records. |
105. | Powers. |
106. | Private security services. |
Specified organisations | |
107. | Specified organisations: interpretation. |
108. | Evidence. |
109. | Inferences. |
110. | Sections 108 and 109: supplementary. |
111. | Forfeiture orders. |
Duration of Part VII | |
112. | Expiry and revival. |
113. | Transitional provisions. |
Part VIII General | |
114. | Police powers. |
115. | Officers’ powers. |
116. | Powers to stop and search. |
117. | Consent to prosecution. |
118. | Defences. |
119. | Crown servants, regulators, &c. |
120. | Evidence. |
121. | Interpretation. |
122. | Index of defined expressions. |
122. | Orders and regulations. |
124. | Directions. |
125. | Amendments and repeals. |
126. | Report to Parliament. |
127. | Money. |
128. | Commencement. |
129. | Transitional provisions. |
130. | Extent. |
131. | Short title. |
Schedules: | |
Schedule 1—Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1996. | |
Schedule 2—Proscribed Organisations. | |
Schedule 3—The Proscribed Organisations Appeal Commission. | |
Schedule 4—Forfeiture Orders. | |
Part I—England and Wales. | |
Part II—Scotland. | |
Part III—Northern Ireland. | |
Part IV—Insolvency: United Kingdom Provisions. | |
Schedule 5—Terrorist Investigations: Information. | |
Part I—England and Wales and Northern Ireland. | |
Part II—Scotland. | |
Schedule 6—Financial Information. | |
Part I—England and Wales. | |
Part II—Other amendments. | |
Schedule 7—Port and Border Controls. | |
Schedule 8—Detention. | |
Part I—Treatment of persons detained under section 41 or Schedule 7. | |
Part II—Review of detention under section 41. | |
Part III—Extension of detention under section 41. | |
Schedule 9—Scheduled Offences. | |
Part I—Substantive Offences. | |
Part II—Inchoate and Related Offences. | |
Part III—Extra-Territorial Offences. | |
Schedule 10—Munitions and Transmitters: Search and Seizure. | |
Schedule 11—Independent Assessor of Military Complaints Procedures in Northern Ireland. | |
Schedule 12—Compensation. | |
Schedule 13—Private Security Services. | |
Schedule 14—Exercise of Officers’ Powers. | |
Schedule 15—Consequential Amendments. | |
Schedule 16—Repeals and Revocations. | |
Part I—Acts. | |
Part II—Orders. |
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