(or less probably her) to report to a police station in England and Wales when a designated football match is taking place elsewhere. Failure to report when required is to be a criminal offence. There is also provision to impose a restriction order following conviction outside England and Wales for an offence corresponding to a football-related offence. The court will not be able to impose a restriction order unless it is satisfied that this will help to prevent violence or disorder at or in connection with a designated football match. Orders will last for two years or, if the person is sentenced to immediate imprisonment, five years. 183. The Government considers that this restriction on foreign travel is justified by recent incidents of football hooliganism by people from England and Wales visiting other countries. The restriction does not, however, amount to a general prohibition on foreign travel by the persons concerned. Article 13 184. The United Kingdom covered this article fully in its first report. Since its second report, there have been two developments. The first development, brought about by section 5 of the Immigration Act 1988, is that persons facing deportation on the basis that they have breached their conditions of stay and have been in the country for less than seven years, now have a right of appeal on the ground that, on the facts of the case, there is in law no power to make the deportation order for the reasons stated in the notice of decision. They may no longer appeal on the basis that the discretion of the Secretary of State to make the deportation order, taking account of compassionate circumstances and other factors in the Immigration Rules, ought to have been exercised differently. (They may however appeal on the ground of entitlement to asylum.) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing laws and regulations related to football hooliganism and deportation, which suggests a focus on criminal justice and governance. However, it also touches on the idea of restriction of movement, which could be related to transport and communication. Given the specific context and language used, it seems more likely that the text is primarily concerned with governance and criminal justice.

**Category**
Criminal justice, Governance