Offender Management Act (2007)

The Offender Management Act (2007) is legislation in the UK that streamlines how offenders are supervised and rehabilitated. It consolidates various programs and agencies responsible for managing individuals who have committed crimes, aiming to improve efficiency, accountability, and public safety. The Act establishes clear frameworks for supervising offenders in the community and ensures consistent procedures across different parts of the criminal justice system. Overall, it seeks to better manage offenders during and after their sentence, reducing reoffending and supporting their reintegration into society.