Implement an easily accessible public register of convicted domestic abusers.
Create a national public register of convicted domestic abusers, building on Clare’s Law. This register should be easy to access, updated in real time, and designed to help protect survivors, children, and communities.
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Implement an easily accessible public register of convicted domestic abusers.
Create a national public register of convicted domestic abusers, building on Clare’s Law. This register should be easy to access, updated in real time, and designed to help protect survivors, children, and communities.
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Create a national database of convicted animal abusers
The database should be accessible to relevant authorities and regulated organisations, including local councils, animal welfare charities, veterinary professionals, licenced breeders, rescue centres, and organisations responsible for rehoming animals. Animal cruelty is a serious offence.
Create a searchable register of those convicted of serious animal cruelty
Create a register of those convicted of serious animal cruelty, which can be searched by potential employers etc to avoid these people working in inappropriate areas.
New registry of people with 2+ protective orders & automatically notify partners
Legally require that any individual with two or more Domestic Violence Protection Orders or Stalking Protection Orders be placed on a new monitored registry. This registry ensures that future partners & child services are notified, enhancing safety, accountability, and prevention of repeated abuse.
Introduce a public misconduct register for police accountability & transparency
Legislate to introduce a public misconduct register for police found guilty of misconduct or gross misconduct, including bullying and discrimination. We think this should be known as 'Isabelle’s Law'.
Introduce an Emergency Legal Protection Certificate for domestic abuse survivors
Fund and provide state-funded legal advice and representation for domestic abuse survivors with verified police evidence via an Emergency Legal Protection Certificate, which will be provided to survivors and allow them to receive immediate protection and support while navigating the legal system.