Common use of Criminal Behaviour Clause in Contracts

Criminal Behaviour. 7.1 While any criminal behaviour (whether subject to investigation by the police or resulting in a criminal conviction, formal charge, caution or reprimand) on the part of the Official will not be treated as an automatic reason for the Official’s Licence to be withdrawn (except as provided for in these Conditions or the UKA Safeguarding Regulations), an individuals’ Official’s Licence could be withdrawn or restrictions imposed on it (under condition 10 below) if the behaviour is such that UKA decides the Official is unsuitable to continue to be licensed as an Official. 7.2 Notwithstanding the fact that the Official may not be charged formally with a criminal offence or may be charged but subsequently not be brought to trial or may be acquitted, UKA shall nevertheless have the right to instigate or continue a disciplinary action against the Official with regard to the matter concerned.