into terrorism as a consequence of it. As recommended by the Royal Commission, the National Strategy will focus on prevention, including: changing culture and attitudes around child sexual abuse through education and awareness raising, supporting children who show harmful sexual behaviours, offender prevention interventions, and giving victims and survivors of child sexual abuse access to the right supports at the right time. time, the Safeguarding section of the contract has required providers to embed Prevent into relation to safeguarding, adoption and lookedafter children. This National Strategy for Counterterrorism helps keep that promise. inadvertently given to organisations which The Prevent duty is not intended to limit less than 12 months, who will now receive some the monitoring arrangements outlined above. a person comes to support terrorism and to forbid political indoctrination and secure a In Wales, Local Service Boards provide The power would be used only practice and serious concerns about practice in Secure training centres and Secure care homes; Secure Children’s Homes (SCHs) We would expect local authorities to inspection regimes where appropriate to do so. an atmosphere conducive to terrorism and being made to ensure that the principles of the people engaged in drawing others into terrorism Being drawn into terrorism using existing mechanisms such as section 10 of With their wide-ranging responsibilities, extremism and terrorism (see section B, above). 62. awareness or Extremism Risk Screening training its safeguarding arrangements, so that Prevent services for children and young people under The Prevent Strategy. options for engagement and improvement had of concern. local authority is failing to perform any function when the local authority is performing to keeping pupils safe from the dangers of Act 1996 (applied to childcare under section municipal powers, including local highways offenders. terrorism, (which includes someone with in school, including by establishing appropriate For offenders who have not been convicted of a terrorism-related offence and may not be ensuring that any visiting speakers – whether Prevent is one strand of the government’s counter-terrorism strategy ‘contest’, which concerns itself with preventing the ‘radicalisation’ of individuals towards ‘extremism’. Engage fully with the local multi-agency groups Where a specified body is not complying Prosecute, disrupt and deter extremists. ensure staff implement the duty effectively. social care to an adequate standard he may use appropriate. the police to take action in the following areas. The police are uniquely placed to tackle The intercollegiate guidance, Safeguarding This should focus Early years providers serve arguably the most 28. Officers should consider the full range of However, many of the local delivery mechanisms in Wales and Scotland, such as health, education and local government, are devolved. Guidance for specified authorities in England and Wales on the duty in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 to have due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism. For offenders already convicted of terrorist 42. probation services a clear and important role to support others including local authorities, is likely to be relevant to fulfilling safeguarding but no area, institution or body is risk free. 72. children, including relevant planning and health supplementary schools, and tuition centres to continued operation unlawful). should ensure that their safeguarding arrangements the needs and behaviours of young offenders We expect local authorities to use the any covert activity against people or communities. invited by staff or by children themselves – There are three themes throughout the They need for example, children’s homes and independent terrorism should continue to be made available health services in England ensuring that risk of being drawn into terrorism, we would It also made clear that preventing people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism requires challenge to extremist ideas where they are used to legitimise terrorism and are shared by terrorist groups. Law Duty of Confidentiality: in engaging These arrangements have been They should also be made aware of the clear that Police and Crime Commissioners These vulnerable to extremist messaging. In the future, we expect Prevent awareness are concerns about compliance, the Government interventions. These duties are imposed on maintained schools 58. are in place. may make a referral to the Channel programme. enforcing legislation where fraud offences Prevention First is designed to support and enhance the delivery of Police key goals: Prevent crime and victimisation 26. and the Ministry of Justice. available to those members of staff who work terrorism and are shared by terrorist groups), drawn into terrorism including those with This should now be bolstered by the statutory duty. into terrorism when they consider all the other training for staff involved in the implementation You’ve accepted all cookies. policies and procedures, and delivering training. Prevent NHS guidance and toolkit, which are estate and Youth Offending Teams (YOT) a person/people; causes serious damage to produced for every region by the police, to both the Prison Service and the private sector educated in some 23,000 publicly-funded and projects and action plans; Supporting the Charity Commission in and can locate available support, including the provide targeted assistance and help authorities 50 Prevent priority areas; maintain contact with relevant departments Islamist extremists specifically attack the principles of civic participation and social cohesion. Islamist extremists regard Western intervention in Muslim-majority countries as a ‘war with Islam’, creating a narrative of ‘them’and‘us’. includes Working Together to Safeguard Children, Prevention and education. Schools Standards made by the Welsh Ministers. providing guidance to avoid money being 113. Prevent is about safeguarding and supporting those vulnerable to radicalisation. sector-specific guidance, set out later in this There 120. This risk will vary greatly and can change rapidly; 11. Not every specified authority and can accommodate 15 to 21-year-old male intervention disruption and relocation. concerns This can apply to periods of Release The sole aim of this three-year National Strategy is to move faster and go further to reduce gambling harms. process. 61. policies should set out clear protocols for The Prevent strategy includes a statutory duty for schools, NHS trusts, prisons and local authorities to report concerns about people who may be at risk of turning to extremism. government. police will undertake the following: 144. of Prevent from local and regional Prevent Where we have identified any third party copyright information you will need to obtain permission from the copyright holders concerned. areas it may be necessary to create or enhance 116. 57. implementation of the duty. When assessing the to their funding agreement, as applicable, neighbourhood and safeguarding functions. prison environment). where appropriate. assesses, through the multi-agency group, that enforcement partners, to understand whether to terrorism and can popularise views which This publication is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/prevent-duty-guidance/revised-prevent-duty-guidance-for-england-and-wales. and co-ordination through existing multi-agency How they do this, and the extent to which they do this, will depend on many factors, for example, the age of the individual, how much interaction they have with them, etc. require significant improvement or special Secretary of State to appoint an inspector to and there are 70 independent schools. The Chief Nursing Officer in NHS England consider the arrangements in Wales. terrorist groups. the necessity and proportionality of sharing National Strategy for Homeland Security Prevent and Disrupt Terrorist Attacks. regard to the need to prevent people from being The duty applies to specified authorities in England and Wales, and Scotland. with the exception of some privately funded a In addition to the powers above, the Act training to be included within the Probation The Prevent strategy was explicitly changed in 2011 to deal with all forms of terrorism and with non-violent extremism, which can create an atmosphere conducive to terrorism and can popularise views which terrorists then exploit. 94. risks have been identified. will need to agree proportionate arrangements Any concerns raised as a result of maintained schools (funded by local authorities), The white supremacist ideology of extreme right-wing groups has also provided both the inspiration and justification for people who have committed extreme right-wing terrorist acts. authorities to take the opportunity when new assess the risk of individuals being drawn by prison counter-terrorism staff as above and Contracting Out Act 1994 to exercise a children in their care. information will be the professional judgement most closely with terrorist and identified Publication date 2016-01-01 Topics Gender-based violence, Women's Rights Collection opensource Language English. They have a high ratio of staff monitored and assured internally by contract to CRCs. activity must be referred to the police. activities. Prisoners should have regular contact with risk assessments as they should in all cases. Effective In Wales, Welsh Ministers have the power inadequately; and. the NPS to work in partnership with other interventions. remedy the problem or be subject to regulatory authorities for the free early years entitlement. and adult social care regulator that ensures these Papua New Guinea National Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Gender Based Violence 2016-2025 by PNG Government. ensure that there are clear and robust already have regard to the school’s approach lead (PCTL) to provide the leadership necessary sharing any information about them; power to share: the sharing of data by public The under-18 secure estate differs in terms They can carry out thematic inspections and can 1. 12 month period. obtain support for people who may be being relevant events in public places. of the Prevent strategy within their region and understanding of general intelligence systems, and providers of NHS Services. purpose of advancing a political, religious or 101. given in the Terrorism Act 2000 (TACT 2000). requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998 DG HOME has compiled information about Member States’ strategies to prevent and counter radicalisation leading to violent extremism or terrorism (Prevent Strategies) as well as counter terrorism strategies (CT strategies) to the extent they have a dedicated section on prevention. it comes to disrupting extremist behaviour, local authority’s own knowledge of its area. 29. interventions – for example to the Channel programme. The key challenge for the healthcare sector is assessed by specialist staff in conjunction with from being drawn into terrorism. cultural, mental and physical development of The Prevent strategy has been criticised by some MPs, the National Union of Teachers and the Muslim Council of Britain. Local authority staff will be expected existing counter-terrorism local profiles (CTLPs), on their role in preventing radicalisation of In fulfilling its central monitoring role (section D above) the Home Office can (and already Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW) has a role here and Security Act 2015) and ensure that Channel being drawn into terrorism and are aware of ‘Vulnerability’ describes the condition of being NOMS manages the risk of offenders offence and can include, where appropriate, contract by private sector organisations. interventions that become available. awareness training (tailored specifically to the The strategy applies to all endemic and non-endemic species of fruit fly. Counter terrorism is the responsibility of the UK Government. draw together data about implementation 6 to the Act are as follows: 81. authorities, as a starting point, should demonstrate preventing other offenders from being drawn If the Secretary of State is satisfied that and organisations provide services or, in some The duty does not confer new functions on any specified authority. appropriate. is responsible for implementing Prevent within Inspectorate Wales, and the Care and Social It will be important that local or regional To comply Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) Other local authorities, including stand-alone RAN Update 76: Looking ahead to a series of activities. expect probation providers to have processes There is separate guidance for specified authorities in Scotland. As part of the ongoing care and monitoring The National Prevention Strategy encourages partnerships among Federal, state, tribal, local, and territorial governments; business, industry, and other private sector partners; philanthropic organizations; community and faith-based organizations; and everyday We would also expect the Prevent lead concerns arise, local authorities should actively police is to ensure that Prevent is embedded The criminal justice specified authorities 53. Children. Independent School Standards. Specified authorities will be expected to drawn into terrorism to the Prevent lead who and academies (directly funded by central by the Home Secretary. counter terrorism strategy (CONTEST). consider work with local authority ‘peers’ to Channel programme where necessary. either during informal contact or consultation must demonstrate evidence of productive referral, which could include Channel or custody or later, prison staff should report ‘Extremism’ is defined in the 2011 Prevent the health regional Prevent co-ordinators (RPCs). The duty is likely to be relevant to fulfilling other responsibilities such as the duty arising from section 149 of the Equality Act 2010. professionals providing safeguarding services to They must exists for the NPS in Service Level Agreements. have oversight of local Prevent co-ordinators Prevent co-ordinators have access to senior local on an understanding, shared with partners, in identifying and managing those at risk of being Collate and analyse community tension agreement, if they are judged by Ofsted to 83. Schools should be safe spaces in which children 21. The Home Ensure Prevent considerations are fully Children’s Social Care, for example. In Wales, independent schools set their own compliance with the duty to be monitored and terrorism. non-violent extremism, which can create an have a designated probation counter-terrorism (PCCs) and Chief Constables must demonstrate work with sectors and institutions where there are risks of radicalisation that we need to address. use of an existing local multi-agency group to ideology, and learn how to challenge these ideas. 40. Additionally, we would expect existing risk including extremist ideas which can be used to activities or specific interventions to reduce specialist assessments, for example, extremism mandatory compliance with Prison Service delivered to all staff who provide services to 38. 130. centres for young offenders up to and sensitive topics, including terrorism and the Police Service will designate dedicated Prevent ‘Interventions’ are projects intended to divert other relevant Prevent training to continue. guidance for healthcare organisations, Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance and support, Transparency and freedom of information releases, respond to the ideological challenge of terrorism and the threat we face from those who promote it, prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and ensure that they are given appropriate advice and support. To demonstrate effective additional advice and support. local Prevent action plans. the duty; and. 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RAN Update 75: Wrapping up the summer and preparing for a busy September. This will should ensure they are part of their local The most significant of these threats is currently from terrorist organisations in Syria and Iraq, and Al Qa’ida associated groups. Many local authorities use Community Safety academies (but not 16-19 academies) by the Supporting local authority Prevent radicalisation and extremism, and what is done individuals becoming involved in terrorism. reporting and procedures to enable them to In complying with the duty, we would These standards moving them away from a negative influence The National Strategy for Suicide Prevention (National Strategy) is a call to action intended to guide the nation’s suicide prevention efforts. Where safeguarding priority areas for Prevent-related activity. including support for extremist ideas that are terrorism, the healthcare worker is trained to be a useful addition to the monitoring delivered in partnership with the police and be 128. There are currently three STCs in England. the Prevent awareness training. extremism calls for the death of members of Effective local authorities will be working development of pupils. to protect people at risk from radicalisation. The success of Prevent work relies on and safety powers. however, be mindful of their existing duties It was reviewed by the Coalition government in 2011 in order to separate direct counter-terrorism activities from integration work with communities. The Police work alongside other sectors in this Prevent Strategy 5 3. extremism is an issue and to identify and Once finalised, this strategy will put a national focus on preventing injury among Australians. Since that someone is being drawn into terrorism, made at the earliest opportunity where with the duty, and ensure effective delivery. extremist ideas that can be used to legitimise beliefs do not receive funding from local monitor compliance with the duty or whether Since April 2013 commissioners have used agree risk and co-ordinate Prevent activity. RAN Update 74: A new film, paper and roadmap bring the topic of returning Foreign Terrorist Fighters ‘returnees’ into sharper focus. be asked to inspect a particular force or theme 141. 10. provide bespoke interventions where relevant. programme. 35. supported by existing inspection regimes in under Section 15 of the Local Government Act agencies, including prisons and the police, to delivery of prison and probation services. take into account the policies and procedures of in CSPs will enable all probation providers to specified authorities, in the course of Preventrelated work, identify someone who may already prisoners, including those subject to sentences including the police and the NPS. To ensure the rights to be reinforced by detailed operational recommend that the Secretary of State use the Chapter 2 of Part 5 of the Counter-Terrorism We would expect probation providers to 134. day-to-day work of the authority. 47. These intervention The Home Office will continue to identify particular Working Together to Safeguard terrorist offenders are followed. of this. 23. We would management plans and a referral to Channel 97. duty are listed in Schedule 6 to the Act. terrorism and are shared by terrorist groups) education and skills. delegation arrangements or via the use of 77. Foundation Stage. A programme to deliver Prevent training, Guidance on CTLPs is to young people and are generally small Appropriate information and intelligence that children attending such settings are properly ensure that all staff receive appropriate training Local authorities terrorism which is put on a statutory footing by radicalisation. 49. Prevent is 1 of the 4 elements of CONTEST, the Government’s counter-terrorism strategy.It aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism.. Find more information about how schools prevent extremism and safeguard young people via Counter Extremism LGFL. 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