Clause 12 - Variation or revocation of freezing orders
Crime (International Co-operation) Bill [Lords]
5:30 pm
Mr Nick Hawkins (Surrey Heath, Conservative)
I am not talking about the person who is the subject of the order, but people who are affected by the order—those whose assets might be affected. They are referred to in the Bill. Rather than the person who is the subject of the order, someone else who is affected by it can apply to vary or revoke it. However, the Bill does not cover someone who may be affected by the order, who lives within the jurisdiction and becomes aware of the order. That person does not apparently have the right to be heard in the English language.