Tag: Courts and Tribunals Bill

It details calls by the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Claire Waxman OBE, for enabling the CPS to end proceedings at a later point, allowing for a case to be reinstated where a Victims Right to Review concludes that the prosecution was ended in error.

This document sets out proposals for an amendment to the Courts and Tribunals Bill to establish HM Inspectorate of Criminal Courts Administration.

This document sets out proposals for an amendment to the Courts and Tribunals Bill for an automatic right to provide pre-recorded video evidence.

This document sets out proposals for an amendment to the Courts and Tribunals Bill for an automatic right to access certain special measures in court.

This document sets out proposals for an amendment to the Courts and Tribunals Bill requiring Judges to give jury directions in sexual violence and domestic abuse cases.

This document outlines proposed amendments to the Courts and Tribunals Bill, designed to address the Victims' Commissioner's three main priorities for the Bill.

Delivering meaningful reform would be one of the clearest signals that this government is serious about its commitment to victims.

The Chief Executive of the Office of the Victims’ Commissioner, Susannah Hancock, wrote to the Chair of the Public Bill Committee on the Courts and Tribunals Bill to formally raise concerns about conduct during the Committee’s evidence session on 25 March 2026.

This page contains the Victims' Commissioner's written submission to the Public Bill Committee on the Courts and Tribunals Bill.