Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, pursuant to the Answer of 19 April 2022 to Question 151126, how many offenders who had a community order terminated early for failing to comply with their requirements (a) had their orders amended to make them more onerous, (b) received a fine, (c) had their orders revoked and (d) were re-sentenced in each of the last five years.

Where an offender fails to comply with a requirement of a community order, the offender can be summoned back to court and the court then has wide powers: it can amend the order to make the requirements more onerous, impose a fine, or revoke the order and resentence the offender.

The requested data requires manual checking of individual records and cross-referencing with records held on other systems and would therefore be of disproportionate cost.