Part 7: Miscellaneous and general Section 75: Strategy for prosecution and management of offenders
Section 75 places a duty on the Secretary of State (in practice, the Home Secretary) to publish a perpetrator strategy within twelve months of Royal Assent of the Domestic Abuse Act. The strategy must set out the Government’s plans for bringing perpetrators to justice, assessing and managing the risks posed by individuals who commit offences involving domestic abuse (including, amongst other risks, the risks associated with stalking as defined in section 1(4) of the Stalking Protection Act 2019), and outlining the strategy for reducing the risk that perpetrators will commit further offences of domestic abuse. Subsection (2) requires the Secretary of State to keep the strategy under review and enables the Secretary of State to revise it.
	Subsection (4) provides that in preparing the strategy, the Secretary of State is under a duty to consult with the Domestic Abuse Commissioner and other such persons he or she considers appropriate. The Secretary of State must similarly consult with the Commissioner and others on any revision of the strategy unless the revision is insubstantial (subsection (5)).