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Inchoate offences (ss. 44-49) |
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44. Intentionally encouraging or assisting an offence |
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45. Encouraging or assisting an offence believing it will be committed |
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46. Encouraging or assisting offences believing one or more will be committed |
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47. Proving an offence under this Part |
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48. Proving an offence under section 46 |
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49. Supplemental provisions |
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Defences (ss. 50-50A) |
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50. Defence of acting reasonably |
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50A. Extra-territorial offences: defence for intelligence services and armed forces |
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Limitation on liability (ss. 51-51A) |
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51. Protective offences: victims not liable |
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51A. Exceptions to section 44 for encouraging or assisting suicide or serious self-harm |
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Jurisdiction and procedure (ss. 52-58) |
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52. Jurisdiction |
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53. Prosecution of offences triable by reason of Schedule 4 |
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54. Institution of proceedings etc. for an offence under this Part |
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55. Mode of trial |
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56. Persons who may be perpetrators or encouragers etc. |
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57. Alternative verdicts and guilty pleas |
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58. Penalties |
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Consequential alterations of the law (ss. 59-63) |
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59. Abolition of common law replaced by this Part |
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60. Amendments relating to service law |
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61. Repeal of offence of enabling unauthorised access to computer material |
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62. No individual liability in respect of corporate manslaughter |
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63. Consequential amendments: Part 2 |
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Interpretation: Part 2 (ss. 64-67) |
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64. Encouraging or assisting the commission of an offence |
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65. Being capable of encouraging or assisting |
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66. Indirectly encouraging or assisting |
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67. Course of conduct |
