ANNEX IV: DOMESTIC CRIMINAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES THE UNITED KINGDOM Criminal measures Terrorism Act 2000 Criminalises the withholding of terror related information: Section 38(B): maximum sentence 10 years. Criminalises the membership and directing of a ‘proscribed organisation’: Part II, Section 11; and Part VI, Section 56; the maximum sentence is life imprisonment. Criminalises the expressions of support for a proscribed organisation, Part II, Section 12; the maximum sentence is 10 years. Publishing images picturing items of clothing or other articles that arouse suspicion that the one is a member of a proscribed organisation is an offence: Part II, Section 13; carrying a maximum sentence of six months. Criminalises the receiving, giving or inviting to weapons training: Part VI, Section 54; carrying a sentence of up to life. Criminalisation of financial support of terrorism, including fundraising for the (presumed) cause of terrorism: Part II, Section 16 and 17; and laundering of money: Part II, Section 18. This carries a maximum sentence of 14 years: Part II, Section 22. Possessing items suspected to be for use in terrorist acts is an offence: Part VI, Section 57. Criminalisation of collecting or possessing information likely to be used for an act of terrorism: Part VI, Section 58: carrying a sentence of up to 15 years imprisonment. Travelling to certain foreign areas is criminalised: Part VI, Section 58-58a. Individuals suspected of being a terrorist can be arrested by a constable or a member of the armed forces without warrant. Detention resulting from such an arrest can last up to 48h: Part V, Section 41. Searches of person, property, and vehicles are also permissible if terrorism is suspected: Part V, Sections 42- 43A and Part VII, Section 81-83. Terrorism Act 2006 Criminalisation of inducement or encouragement to terrorist acts: Part 1, Section 2. Receiving, giving, or inviting to skills training capable of being used for purposes of terrorism is an offence: Part 1, Section 6. Longer and more restrictive pre-trial detention applies to those arrested under Section 41 Terrorism Act 2000, the period can be extended to 28 days: Part II, Section 23. Criminal Justice Act 2003 Harsher sentences of terrorist offences including extended sentences and restricted eligibility for release (S 226A, 226B, 247A, 306, 19ZA). Terrorist Offenders (restriction of Early Release) Act 2020 Automatic early release no longer applies to those convicted of terrorist offences. Approval from the parole board is now required (s1, s2). 67 RIGHTS & SECURITY INTERNATIONAL