The ministers will try to introduce “restrictions”, which can limit misbehavior, who can target to allow Live people Without fear of seeing their criminal to go about their daily life.
Sexual and violent criminals can be limited to certain places and can be tracked with technology, and will have to face gel time to dissolve the conditions under new proposals.
So far exist to prevent criminals from going to the exclusion area victim stay.
A domestic abuse The survivor has said that it hopes that new schemes are not “just pillow talks” after the previous governments have gone down.
Mother-off-to and Survivor Lean said that she was “ecstasy” about the move, saying: “I hope to be really going to change, and it’s not just a pillow, but if it happens, then, yes, it’s a long time.”
She said that with her experience she would have sought a ban area in school where she would take her children, her local supermarkets or her family homes.
The 54 -year -old said, “These are places where I was encountered, even when he was revealed by the orders,” said the 54 -year -old.
“If I could say those places, and I knew that I could go to those places safely, happy day, I’m preserved. I have been heard.”
But he called the ministers to listen to the remaining people, adding the government’s attitude: “So far, I am in love with what I am listening.
“Would I have a lot of faith in it? Probably not, because I don’t like to be disappointed, and I have been disappointed by previous governments.
“So we can only expect.”
This measure comes when the government plans to overhala to the prison system to prevent congestion, which can first see violent and sexual criminals released from jail, and for more criminals to serve punishment in the community.
Thousands of criminals will be tagged, inspiring concerns from the commissioner of victims for England and Wales on the ability of probation service to deal with rising numbers.
The government has announced £ 700 million funding for probation service to support its reforms by 2028/29, as well as recruiting 1,300 new probation officers by March 2026.
For the new restrictions, probation officers will work with the survivors to take decisions at restricted places for criminals, and will assess detailed risk.
Justice Minister Alex Davis-Jones announced a new measure in Charity Advance in London on Friday.
The aggrieved minister said GPS would be monitored to criminals, where they are going, it will be monitored for real -time data, and will be subject to “virtual boundaries”, which means they can go to jail.
He said: “We are really putting strong security measures related to them so that we can give to the victims and save the confidence of moving forward with their everyday life.
“We are going to outline more details on this and at the same time we are bringing them to law in autumn.”
Speaking at an advanced woman center, director Amy Glover said domestic abuse Charity wants to see what the monitoring processes are, and if a criminal is violating the situation or making something unsafe, how quickly a probation officer will intervene.
“We can sometimes find when new safety measures are introduced for the victims, if they do not work all the time, they can actually create a false sense of security,” he said.
“So we are really only willing to hear a little more about how they will be rolled out and how we can ensure that they are working effectively.”
But about the remedy, he stated that the response is “largely positive” because it takes over the current responsibility on the survivors when deciding to leave its safe, small exclusion area, to keep criminals more restricted.
“The purpose of these restrictions, which we really welcome, is that it can now have a small area of movement. He is able to go more about his daily life.”
Charity hosted the Minister of Justice for a round table discussion about the issue, who survived and attended by reality star and campaigner Georgia Harrison.
The Love Island Star, who campaigned on violence against women and girls after becoming a victim of revenge porn, supported the plan of restrictions for criminals, if implemented correctly.
“Why should a survivor choose an area on Earth and stay there for the rest of his life?” He said.
“It is so much understandable that a criminal will be subjected to the restriction area and a survivor can go wherever he wants and feel safe.
“If applied correctly, it can mean that they are not only really physically safe, but they can feel safe every day.”
The refugee ambassador said that your criminal has been tagged to know and is being monitored, if what works outside the jails, it is a crowded “best way” to know.
“This seems a very good answer to one of those issues,” he said.
Ms. Harrison also pressed the case for social media platforms and held accountable to help and held more accountable to the need to prevent online misuse, which also affects victims of domestic misuse.
Ms. Davis-Jones said: “As the aggrieved minister, I want to meet the victims and the remaining people every day who have been through unimaginable, and I want to listen to their experiences directly and learn from them so that we can improve the system for them, and finally put them back to the heart of the justice system.”
