Basic Disclosure definition
Basic Disclosure means Disclosure Scotland’s Basic Disclosure Certificate which contains details of convictions considered "unspent" under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
Basic Disclosure means a Basic Disclosure check carried out through
Basic Disclosure means details of convictions considered unspent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974;
Examples of Basic Disclosure in a sentence
The Authority may require the Contractor to ensure that any person employed in the provision of the Goods or Services has undertaken a criminal records check by means of a Basic Disclosure or a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check as per the Contractor’s Personnel Vetting Procedures.
The purpose of this agreement between AccessNI and Northern Ireland Hospice (Responsible Body) is to set out the terms under which Northern Ireland Hospice (Responsible Body) can be designated as a “Responsible Body” within the AccessNI Basic Disclosure scheme.
More Definitions of Basic Disclosure
Basic Disclosure means a Basic Disclosure carried out through Disclosure
Basic Disclosure means a Basic Disclosure check carried out through Disclosure Scotland, which is required where a Provider is engaged in a position of trust but is not eligible for a Standard Disclosure check, Enhanced with Barred List Check or Enhanced without Barred List Check;
Basic Disclosure means the Operator’s unspent convictions to be disclosed in the manner prescribed by Disclosure and Barring Service
Basic Disclosure means the Operator’s unspent convictions to be disclosed in the manner prescribed by Disclosure Scotland
Basic Disclosure. “Body Related Officers” means a Basic Disclosure carried out through Disclosure Scotland, which is required where a Provider is engaged in a position of trust but is not eligible for a Standard Disclosure check, Enhanced with Barred List Check or Enhanced without Barred List Check; means any employee, officer, consultant, agent or any other person whatsoever acting for or on behalf of the Provider or otherwise under the Provider’s control and direction (including but not limited to sub-contractors);