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When To Get A Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure

This information sheet is written for:
Volunteer managers, co-ordinators and others that work with volunteers.

  • When you can or should request a CRB Disclosure
  • Who is legally defined as a “vulnerable person”?
  • Which volunteers (or volunteer roles) can be checked?
  • The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
  • Future developments - the Independent Safeguarding Authority

Last reviewed: May 2009

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