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Secondly, Amendment 381 will make it an offence to protest outside the private homes of public officeholders in certain circumstances. The new offence does not carry a harassment requirement, as the Government consider that any protest outside the home of a public officeholder should, by default, be regarded as harassment. The new offence will apply to any premises used as a private residence by a public officeholder, which may include a residential constituency or London address. There are some limited exceptions for certain official residences, such as No. 10.