Anti Social Behaviour – Tools and Powers

Overview

The Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 was given Royal Assent in March 2014.

This act has brought a number of changes to the tools and powers available to organisations, agencies and practitioners who tackle Anti-Social behaviour.

This course provides learners with a broad based knowledge and understanding of the changes.

Learning Objectives

• Describe the current tools and legislative powers available to tackle anti-social and nuisance behaviour
• Explain and evaluate when, where, why and how tools and powers should be used to tackle anti-social and nuisance behaviour
• Identify and compare the diverse network of organisations that provides assets, resources and powers to tackle anti-social behaviour
• Changes and instruction in the new tools and powers and what this means to your organisation
• An overview and explanation of the new tools and powers resulting from the Anti Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014
• Planning and delivering the operational formal and informal remedies in line with legislation, best practice and your local policies and procedures.

Course Length

• 1 day

Featured Modules

• Injunctions
• Criminal Behaviour Orders
• Dispersal Powers
• Community Protection Notices
• Public Spaces Protection Orders
• Closure of Premises Associated with Nuisance or Disorder
• Recovery of Possession of Dwelling-Houses on Anti-social Behaviour Grounds
• Local Involvement and Accountability
• Community Remedies
• Response to Complaints About Anti-social Behaviour (Community Triggers)

Targeted Client Sectors

• Housing Providers
• The Police
• Local Authorities
• Youth Offending Teams
• Fire and Rescue Service
• Community Safety Partnerships

Please note, this course is not for individuals. We only deliver this course to organisations with 5 or more delegates.