Petitions/Scrap 5-year IPP licence cutoff & mandate victim support at release
StatusOngoing
Opened11 Feb 2026
Closes
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Mandate specialist trauma support for victims during offender release. Automatically convert 'No Contact' licence conditions into permanent Civil Restraining Orders. Scrap the automatic 5-year termination of IPP licences to ensure high-risk offenders are monitored and victims are protected for life.

Offender release can be a trigger for severe mental health decline, yet specialist support is scarce. The new 5-year IPP legislation creates a 'safety cliff': if a licence is terminated, vital 'No Contact' conditions vanish, leaving victims vulnerable to high-risk offenders without police monitoring. Protection should not have an expiry date. The state must prioritize guaranteed, lifetime safety and trauma support over administrative timelines to prevent further tragedy.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Alan Mak
1Alan Mak MP
Havant
3
Caroline Nokes
2Caroline Nokes MP
Romsey and Southampton North
2
Natasha Irons
3Natasha Irons MP
Croydon East
1
Sarah Jones
4Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West
1
Grahame Morris
5Grahame Morris MP
Easington
1
Danny Kruger
6Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire
1
Liz Jarvis
7Liz Jarvis MP
Eastleigh
1
Ed Davey
8Ed Davey MP
Kingston and Surbiton
1
Greg Smith
9Greg Smith MP
Mid Buckinghamshire
1
Emily Darlington
10Emily Darlington MP
Milton Keynes Central
1