What does TO stand for?

Travel Order

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Scotland Yard applied for a sixmonth Foreign Travel Order to stop the shamed pop paedophile, whose real name is Paul Gadd, visiting France on holiday.

Police try to stop Glitter making trip to France

When it came time for my parents to move back to Washington in 1966, their travel orders provided them a choice to travel by plane or by ship.

WHTI: since this is the annual Passenger Travel issue of the DTJ, our ...

The government says it will strengthen sex offender prevention orders and foreign travel orders.

Families to benefit from new bank law; The World Today OPENING OF ...

Foreign Travel Orders can be imposed to prevent paedophiles going abroad if they are thought likely to commit further offences.

79 high-risk offenders charged with new crimes after release

Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, was hit with a Foreign Travel Order by magistrates after he told police of his planned trip abroad.

Glitter gets ban over Spain trip; PAEDO

The fees can be claimed on a travel voucher if they are authorized on the travel orders.

Pentagon: Claim Excess Baggage

But he will be free to travel unchecked anywhere in the world, unless police obtain a foreign travel order.

GLIT TER: I AM THE VICTIM; Paedo pop star returns to the UK to plead ...

Yesterday's announcement included increasing the length of foreign travel orders preventing convicted paedophiles from going abroad, from six months to up to five years.

Hong Kong bans Glitter