Investigation into electronic monitoring
Justice and Home Affairs Committee
Closed
Inquiry
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee is conducting a short inquiry on Electronic Monitoring (EM, commonly known as tagging) in England and Wales. This inquiry will focus on the Electronic Monitoring strategy, looking into issues such as the purpose and ethical considerations of Electronic Monitoring. The inquiry will also delve …
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Oral sessions
4
Letters
3
Events
Activity timeline 7 events
4 Feb
2026
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6 Nov
2025
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15 Oct
2025
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15 Oct
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16 Sep
2025
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Oral evidence
9 Sep
2025
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Oral evidence
2 Sep
2025
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Oral evidence
Oral evidence sessions 3 sessions
16 Sep 2025
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Jim Barton · HM Prisons and Probation Service
The Lord Timpson OBE DL · Ministry of Justice
9 Sep 2025
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Aled Hughes · Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring
Antony King · Capita
David Byrne · Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring
2 Sep 2025
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Helen Schofield · Probation Institute
Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe QPM
Richard Garside · The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies
Rt Hon Alex Chalk KC
Correspondence 4 letters
4 Feb 2026
Government Response dated 9 January 2026 to the Justice and Home Affairs Committee investigation into Electronic Monitoring
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6 Nov 2025
Outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Committee's inquiry into the use of Electronic Monitoring (EM): policy letter dated 5 November 2025 from the Chair to the Home Office and Ministry of Justice.
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15 Oct 2025
Letter dated 23 September 2025 from the Managing Director, Citizen Services Serco UK & Europe to the Chair, Justice and Home Affairs Committee following his appearance before the Committee on 9 September as part of its investigation into Electronic Monitoring.
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15 Oct 2025
Letter dated 1 October 2025 from Lord Timpson, Minister of State for Justice, to the Chair, Justice and Home Affairs Committee following his appearance before the Committee on 16 September as part of its investigation into Electronic Monitoring.
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