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Orbison Forge AcademyDisclosure and Barring Service Checks Policy May 2016Approved by the Governors Finance and General Purposes Committee under powers delegated by the Governing Body: 13th June 2016Review

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How to fill out disclosure and barring

1. Open the disclosure and barring application form.
2. Read the instructions on the form carefully before filling it out.
3. Provide your personal details such as name, address, date of birth, and contact information.
4. Answer all the questions on the form truthfully and accurately.
5. If you have any previous criminal convictions or cautions, provide details of these offenses.
6. Include information about any previous disclosures and barring checks you have undertaken.
7. Attach any necessary supporting documents, such as identification proof or references, as specified on the form.
8. Double-check all the information you have provided for accuracy.
9. Submit the completed disclosure and barring form along with any required fees.
10. Wait for the disclosure and barring service to process your application and provide the outcome.

Who needs disclosure and barring?

1. Individuals applying for certain job roles that involve working with children or vulnerable adults usually need a disclosure and barring check.
2. Employers who want to ensure the suitability and safety of individuals working with children or vulnerable adults may require a disclosure and barring check.
3. Organizations that work with children or vulnerable adults, such as schools, hospitals, care homes, or charities, often have legal obligations to obtain disclosure and barring checks for their staff or volunteers.
4. Certain licenses or permits, such as those for fostering or adoption, may require individuals to undergo disclosure and barring checks.
5. Professional bodies or regulatory organizations may require their members to obtain disclosure and barring checks as part of their registration or licensing process.

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What is disclosure and barring?

Disclosure and barring refers to the process of checking an individual's criminal record and determining their eligibility to work with vulnerable groups.

Who is required to file disclosure and barring?

Individuals who are applying for certain jobs or roles that involve working with vulnerable groups, such as children or elderly individuals, are required to file disclosure and barring.

How to fill out disclosure and barring?

Disclosure and barring can be filled out online through the appropriate government website or through a paper application form. The applicant will need to provide personal information and details about their criminal record.

What is the purpose of disclosure and barring?

The purpose of disclosure and barring is to ensure the safety and protection of vulnerable groups by screening individuals who may have a history of criminal activities.

What information must be reported on disclosure and barring?

Applicants must report any previous criminal convictions, cautions, reprimands, or warnings on disclosure and barring. They may also need to provide additional information about their background.