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S. Department of State vi  \n1. Commentary by The Rt Hon Frank Field MP 1  \n2. Overview of the report 9  \n3. Summary of main recommendations 11  \n4. Proposed legislation for the new Modern Slavery Bill 19  \nCONSOLIDATION AND SIMPLIFICATION  \n(i) Definition, consolidation, simplification and improvement 19  \nA DISTINCT CHILD TRAFFICKING OFFENCE  \n(ii) A distinct child trafficking and child exploitation offence 20  \nSTRONGER ACTION AGAINST CRIMINALS  \n(iii) Sentencing and aggravation of offences 21  \n(iv) Seizure and confiscation of criminal assets 22  \n(v) Modern slavery and human trafficking prevention orders 23  \n(vi) Extra-territorial jurisdiction 24  \nIMPROVED PROTECTION AND SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS  \n(vii) Enshrining protection and support for victims in statute 26  \n(viii) Support for victims of all forms of modern slavery 27  \n(ix) Right of appeal 27  \n(x) Non-prosecution of victims 28  \n(xi) Improved protection for victims in court proceedings 29  \nTHE ANTI-SLAVERY COMMISSIONER  \n(xii) The role of the Anti-Slavery Commissioner 29  \nSUPPLY CHAINS  \n(xiii) Encouraging transparency in supply chains 32  \n5. Further recommendations for particular consideration  \nby the Parliamentary Joint Select Committee 37  \n(i) A system of guardianship 37  \n(ii) Extension of the remit of the Gangmasters Licensing Authority 38  \n(iii) The overseas domestic worker visa 40  \n6. Proposals for non-legislative policy development 43  \nFOR VICTIMS  \n(i) National Referral Mechanism reform 43  \n(ii) Beyond the reflection period: reintegration support in the UK  \nor as part of assisted returns 45  \n(iii) Compensation 48  \n(iv) Access to legal support 49  \n(v) Improvements to protection and support for children 49  \nFOR POLICE  \n(vi) Enhanced partnership between police and NGOs 51  \n(vii) Increased emphasis on victimless prosecutions 52  \n(viii) Increased policing priority 52  \nFOR PRACTITIONERS AND THE PUBLIC  \n(ix) Training in the UK 53  \n(x) Training and prevention in source countries 53  \n(xi) National awareness raising 54  \n(xii) Increased number of regional, multi-agency networks 54  \nMODERN SLAVERY IN THE FISHERIES INDUSTRY  \n(xiii) International Maritime Organisation numbers 55  \nMODERN SLAVERY IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT  \n(xiv) Post-2015 development goal 56  \n7. Conclusion 57  \nAppendices 58  \nAppendix 1: Oral evidence given to the Review 58  \nAppendix 2: Written evidence submitted to the Review 60  \nModern Slavery Bill Evidence Review Panel  \nThe Rt Hon Frank Field MP (Chair)  \nFrank Field is the Labour MP for Birkenhead, Vice Chair of the Human Trafficking Foundation and Treasurer of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery.  \nThe Rt Hon the Baroness Butler-Sloss GBE (Vice Chair)  \nBaroness Butler-Sloss is a Crossbench Peer, Vice Chair of the Human Trafficking Foundation and CoChair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery.  \nThe Rt Hon Sir John Randall MP (Vice Chair)  \nSir John Randall is the Conservative MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip and former Deputy Chief Whip.  \nLucy Maule  \nLucy Maule is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) and in addition to co-authoring this report, authored the CSJ report It Happens Here: Equipping the United Kingdom to fight modern slavery.  \nTim Weedon  \nTim Weedon is Senior Parliamentary Researcher and Head of Office to Frank Field MP. 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