The ISA registration stage of the Vetting and Barring Scheme has been halted to allow the new Government to conduct a remodelling of the scheme.
Theresa May, Home Secretary states 'the Government has made clear its intention to bring the criminal records and vetting and barring regimes back to common sense levels. Until this remodelling has taken place, we have decided to maintain those aspects of the new Scheme which are already in place, but not to introduce further elements'.
NOTE: No one can register with the Independent Safeguarding Authority until further notice from the Government.
What parts of the scheme remain in place?
What will still change?
What should you do?
If you need assistance with any of the above please contact Joy Tottman, Compliance Officer jtottman@ccpr.org.uk
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0207 976 3926
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