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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 8:34 pm 
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Who has to apply?

Anyone who works or applies to work with children or vulnerable adults - either in a paid or voluntary capacity.

There is a one-off £64 fee for those seeking employment, which is waived for volunteers.

So the scheme covers teachers, private tutors and sports coaches but also people such as doctors and nurses, opticians and dentists and taxi drivers on education contracts.


Your comments would be helpful please.


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Anymore details???? I would have thought the enhanced CRB would be suffice for taxi drivers


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skippy41 wrote:
Anymore details???? I would have thought the enhanced CRB would be suffice for taxi drivers


Nope, its been on the radio all week skippy.

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I did hear this but the way they reported it taxis where not mentioned, is this the thing that you only have to do once, unlike the crb :?:


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skippy41 wrote:
I did hear this but the way they reported it taxis where not mentioned, is this the thing that you only have to do once, unlike the crb :?:


Sussex mentioned it back in May;

Posted: Sun May 03, 2009 9:05 pm Post subject:

Can I ask if there is any other national association/union that has written to the CRB folks/Home Office asking for clarification as to whether we are all going to have to pay for yet another background check in relation to the ISA system?


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 9:16 pm 
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APH wrote:
Your comments would be helpful please.

It's a shame that we can't just do the ISA check, as once you have paid you never pay again.

It works by the ISA folks just deleting you from the list if you do something wrong, and if you are not on the list, you don't get the work/job.

A number of PSV drivers will be out of work once they are all checked, as they haven't had to have the sort of CRB checks we have had for ages.

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 9:51 pm 
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APH wrote:
VETTING & BARRING

Who has to apply?

Anyone who works or applies to work with children or vulnerable adults - either in a paid or voluntary capacity.

There is a one-off £64 fee for those seeking employment, which is waived for volunteers.

So the scheme covers teachers, private tutors and sports coaches but also people such as doctors and nurses, opticians and dentists and taxi drivers on education contracts.


Your comments would be helpful please.



It might never happen....If its under review then this lot of NuLab numptys will be long gone by the time it re surfaces..

And the polices take on it is:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8259914.stm


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:58 pm 
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I have e-mailed the ISA and will post the reply on here, don't want to ask the local authority too many questions as knowing Leeds it will be something else they will want us to fork out for. We have quite a few school runs which is where my concerns come in. According to the ISA website it starts in October


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At our last badge renewal all drivers had to go through a disclosure scotland check at a cost of 10 pounds.
http://www.disclosurescotland.co.uk/what-is-disclosure/


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stationtone wrote:
At our last badge renewal all drivers had to go through a disclosure scotland check at a cost of 10 pounds.
http://www.disclosurescotland.co.uk/what-is-disclosure/


was that the enhanced disclosure? did your council subsidise the cost, because I paid £13.60 5 years ago. I cant see it going down.

edit- checked link, basic disclosure is £23, so I guess the cost is part paid by your LA

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sorry Grumpy you are right we did not have to pay,but new applications do.


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ive got my copy of my enhamced CRB check here, and my copy of my police record

they are identical

CRB = £36/3 months Police check = £10/2 weeks

BTW, this new check thing, it will include your police/criminal records, also anything you have been SUSPECTED of, even if not charged and will use police "and other sources" for information....

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wannabeeahack wrote:
ive got my copy of my enhamced CRB check here, and my copy of my police record

they are identical

CRB = £36/3 months Police check = £10/2 weeks

BTW, this new check thing, it will include your police/criminal records, also anything you have been SUSPECTED of, even if not charged and will use police "and other sources" for information....


why dont they make CRB and Enhanced Disclosures (if you live in Scotland) Redundant, As every body that asks for one is told they need an up to date one even though they dont have a shelf life on them...and use this one off new check.


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bloodnock wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
ive got my copy of my enhamced CRB check here, and my copy of my police record

they are identical

CRB = £36/3 months Police check = £10/2 weeks

BTW, this new check thing, it will include your police/criminal records, also anything you have been SUSPECTED of, even if not charged and will use police "and other sources" for information....


why dont they make CRB and Enhanced Disclosures (if you live in Scotland) Redundant, As every body that asks for one is told they need an up to date one even though they dont have a shelf life on them...and use this one off new check.



dont give em ideas, its £64!

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