The next quinquennial Armed Forces Bill is due in 2021. In 2017 the Ministry of Defence commissioned a review of the service justice system in preparation for the Bill. This paper explains what the Service Justice System is, the main outcomes of the review and the Government’s response.
Documents to download
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Armed Forces Discipline Bill (HL) (Bill 61 of 1999/2000) (164 KB, PDF)
Armed Forces Discipline Bill (HL) (Bill 53 of 1999/2000). House of Commons Library Research Paper 00/12.
Documents to download
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Armed Forces Discipline Bill (HL) (Bill 61 of 1999/2000) (164 KB, PDF)
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