National Crime Agency
(NCA) A government agency that replaced the former Serious Organized Crime Agency from October 2013: it also took over certain responsibilities of the UK Border Agency. There are four separate commands: Organized Crime, Economic Crime, Border Policing, and the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. The National Cyber Crime Unit is also a subdivision of the NCA. The purpose of the Agency is to coordinate the response to serious and organized crime across Great Britain: it has no jurisdiction in Northern Ireland.

• homosexual conduct
• honest opinion
• honorarium
• honour clause
• horizontal agreements
• hornbook
• hospital order
• hostage
• hostile witness
• hotchpot
• hot pursuit, right of
• house bote
• housebreaking
• House of Commons
• House of Commons Commission
• House of Lords
• House of Lords Appointments Commission
• houses in multiple occupation
• housing action area
• housing association
• housing association tenancy
• housing benefit
• housing health and safety rating system
• Housing Ombudsman
• housing subsidy