DBS

Recommendations related to dbs

13
Recommendations
54% accepted
Government Response
Accepted (4)Accepted in part (3)Not accepted (3)No response yet (3)
Recommendations in This Theme

recommendation across 3 inquiries

Tagged Recommendations
13 total
P1-3 Accepted
Fuller Inquiry
Criminal record checks compliance
Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust must assure itself that it is compliant with its own current policy on criminal record checks and re-checks for staff. The Trust should ensure …
Maidstone and Tunbridge …
31 No response yet
IICSA
DBS and training compliance for Church officers
Individuals engaged in regulated activity who have failed to undergo a DBS check or complete compulsory training should not be permitted to hold voluntary offices within the Church. Failure by …
Church of England
34 Not accepted
IICSA
DBS certificates for overseas work
The Home Office should introduce legislation permitting the Disclosure and Barring Service to provide enhanced certificates to UK nationals and residents of England and Wales applying for: 1. work or …
Home Office
35 Not accepted
IICSA
Mandatory DBS for work with children overseas
The Home Office should introduce legislation making it mandatory for: (a) all UK nationals and residents of England and Wales to provide a prospective employer overseas with an enhanced DBS …
Home Office
36 Accepted
IICSA
Guidance on DBS for overseas work
The Home Office should ensure explanatory guidance is issued, providing clarity to recruiting organisations and individuals concerning the use of the Disclosure and Barring Service scheme for work and volunteering …
Home Office
FR-10 Accepted in part
IICSA
Improve DBS Referral Compliance
The Inquiry recommends that the UK government takes steps to improve compliance by regulated activity providers with their statutory duty to refer concerns about the suitability of individuals to work …
UK Government
FR-11 Accepted in part
IICSA
Extend Disclosure Regime Overseas
The Inquiry recommends (as originally stated in its Children Outside the United Kingdom Phase 2 Investigation Report, dated January 2020) that the UK government introduces legislation permitting the Disclosure and …
UK Government
FR-9 Accepted in part
IICSA
Greater Use of DBS
The Inquiry recommends that the UK government enables any person engaging an individual to work or volunteer with children on a frequent basis to check whether or not they have …
UK Government
25 Not accepted
IICSA
Amendment of Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006
The Chair and Panel recommend that the Home Office ensures that the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 is amended so that, where a fitness to practise hearing has been conducted …
Home Office
62 No response yet
IICSA
Schools notify inspectorate of DBS referrals
The Department for Education and the Welsh Government should: require schools to inform the relevant inspectorate when they have referred a member of staff to the Disclosure and Barring Service, …
Department for Education
63 No response yet
IICSA
Extend TRA jurisdiction to teaching assistants
The Department for Education should amend the Teachers' Disciplinary (England) Regulations 2012 to bring all teaching assistants, learning support staff and cover supervisors within the misconduct jurisdiction of the Teaching …
Department for Education
R19 Accepted
Bichard Inquiry
Registration scheme for working with children
New arrangements should be introduced requiring those who wish to work with children, or vulnerable adults, to be registered. This register – perhaps supported by a card or licence – …
DfES
R21 Accepted
Bichard Inquiry
Enhanced Disclosure for school staff
All posts, including those in schools, that involve working with children, and vulnerable adults, should be subject to the Enhanced Disclosure regime.
Home Office