Member

Amendments 330AZA and 356E have very similar wording, but the former pertains to stalking protection orders and the latter to domestic abuse protection orders. They result from cases of survivors and campaigners that were brought to the attention of my colleague Kirith Entwistle MP, but too late for her to table amendments in the House of Commons. We have had many debates on the rapid advance of technology, and proposed new subsections (2)(b) of Amendment 330AZA and (2)(e) of Amendment 356E seek to prevent perpetrators leaving digital footprints that are visible to victims and thus would protect victims from the fear of what their perpetrator might do next.