📋 Segregation of high-risk prisoners
← All policiesCreates a "designated-management prisoner" status for a small group of extreme-risk prisoners - connected to transnational organised crime, posing a radicalisation risk, or with a history of serious violence - with expanded segregation powers to stop them offending, recruiting, or radicalising others while in prison.
Alongside this, the bill adds new minimum meaningful human-contact requirements for all prisoners and an explicit ban on prolonged solitary confinement, and lets Corrections apply to destroy a deceased prisoner's property if they were a designated terrorist entity.
How each party has stood on this policy over time. On a 🔄 Aye = against vote, whoever voted Aye is shown as opposing the policy, not supporting it. 🙋 Conscience vote rows show which way most of that party's MPs voted, plus what % voted Aye in the House.