15 Involvement of educational, prison and youth custody authorities
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (2022 c 32) | Legislation

15  Involvement of educational, prison and youth custody authorities

(1)     An educational, prison or youth custody authority (a “relevant authority”) for a local government area and a specified authority for that area may collaborate with each other to prevent and reduce serious violence in that area.

(2)     A relevant authority for a relevant area and a specified authority for that area may collaborate with each other to prevent and reduce serious violence in that area.

(3)     A relevant authority and a specified authority must collaborate with each other as mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) if either the relevant authority or the specified authority requests the other to do so.

(4)     A relevant authority must carry out any actions which are specified under section 8(5) or 9(5) as

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