Schedule 2, which is introduced by section 56, outlines the consequential amendments in the SCA 2007 for ISCPOs.
	Section 6 of the SCA 2007 states that an individual under the age of 18 may not be the subject of a serious crime prevention order. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2, amends section 6 to extend this safeguard to ISCPOs.
	Section 7 of the SCA 2007 establishes a limitation on who can be made subject to a SCPO. Paragraph 3 of Schedule 2 amends section 7 of the SCA 2007 to extend this safeguard to ISCPOs.
	Paragraph 4 of Schedule 2 amends section 9 of the SCA 2007 to extend the following provision to ISCPOs. Section 9 of the SCA 2007, which ensures that any person likely to be significantly adversely affected by the making, variation or discharge of a SCPO is given the opportunity to present their case (make representations) in court proceedings related to that SCPO.
	Paragraphs 5 to 9 of Schedule 2 amend sections 11 – 15 of the SCA 2007 to extend safeguards to ISCPOs in Sections 11 to 15 of the SCA 2007. These impose key restrictions on what a SCPO can require from individuals, ensuring certain protections and safeguards.
	Paragraphs 10 to 12 of Schedule 2 amend sections 16 – 18 of the SCA 2007 to extend these provisions to ISCPOs. Sections 16 to 18 of the SCA 2007 set rules for the duration, variation and discharge of SCPOs. An SCPO can last up to 5 years and may have different start and end times for its provisions (section 16). The Courts can vary an SCPO if doing so would be better protect the public. Variations of SCPOs require reasonable justification such as a change of circumstance (section 17). An SCPO can be discharged entirely, but this also requires justification and consideration of its impact on those affected (section 18).
	Paragraphs 13 and 14 of Schedule 2 amend sections 20 to 21 of the SCA 2007 to extend these powers to ISCPOs. Sections 20 to 21 of the SCA 206 empower the Crown Court to make, vary or replace a SCPO upon conviction or sentencing to prevent future involvement in serious crime.
	Paragraphs 15 to 19 of Schedule 2 amend sections 22-22E of the SCA 2007 to extend these powers to ISCPOs. Section 22 of the SCA 2007 outlines the interactions allowed between different types of orders. For example: the fact that a serious crime prevention order has been made or varied by the High Court does not prevent it from being varied by the Crown Court in accordance with this Part.
	Paragraphs 20 to 22 of Schedule 2 amend section 23 and 24A of the SCA 2007 to extend these provisions to ISCPOs. Sections 23 and 24 of the SCA 2007 provide the right to appeal decisions relating to SCPOs made by the relevant Court.
	Paragraphs 23 to 25 of Schedule 2 amend section 27 to 28 of the SCA 2007 to extend these powers to ISCPOs. Sections 27 to 28 of the SCA 2007 provide the power to the applicant authority to petition for the winding up of companies, partnerships and bodies corporate, convicted of breaching an SCPO and provided it is in the public interest to do so.
	Paragraphs 26 to 28 of Schedule 2 amends section 30 to 32 of the SCA 2007 to extend these provisions to ISCPOs. Sections 30 to 32 set out how SCPOs apply to bodies corporate, partnerships, and unincorporated associations, ensuring that the orders remain in effect despite changes in the structure/personnel of these companies.
	Paragraph 29 of Schedule 2 amends section 34 of the SCA 2007 to extend this provision to ISCPOs. Section 34 of the SCA 2007 limits the terms that can be included in a SCPO for service providers.
	Paragraphs 30 to 32 of Schedule 2 amend section 35 and 36A of the SCA 2007 to extend these to both SCPOs and ISCPOs. Sections 35 to 36 of the SCA 2007 establish that proceedings relating to SCPOs in both the High Court and Crown Court are civil proceedings and apply the civil standard of proof (balance of probabilities).
	Paragraph 33 of Schedule 2 amends section 38 of the SCA 2007 to extend this to ISCPOs. Section 38 of the SCA 2007 states that if a person complies with the SCPO to provide information/documents, they do not breach any obligation of confidence.
	Paragraphs 34 to 36 of Schedule 2 amend section 39 to 41 of the SCA 2007 to extend these to ISCPOs. Sections 39 to 41 of the SCA 2007 address compliance with SCPOs, allowing law enforcement agencies to retain documents obtained under SCPOs for legal proceedings or enforcement purposes.
	Paragraph 37 of Schedule 2 amends Section 43 adding ISCPO as a defined term.
	Paragraph 38 of Schedule 2 creates further amendments to Schedule 2 extending SCPO functions of application authorities to ISCPOs.
Part 3: Prevention of Serious Crime Serious crime prevention orders Section 59: Orders by Crown Court on acquittal or when allowing an appeal Schedule 2: Interim serious crime prevention orders: consequential amendments