Lords motion to consider. Agreed to on question.

Lords motion to consider. Agreed to on question.

Lords report stage first day. Amendment 5 disagreed to on division (55 to 234). (Part 2 of 2).

Lords report stage first day. Amendment 5 disagreed to on division (55 to 234). (Part 2 of 2).

What plans he has to improve the system of vetting those working with children. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to improve the system of vetting those working with children. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to improve the system of vetting those working with children. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to improve the system of vetting those working with children. (Failed OPQ)

If he proposes to include the vetting of known paedophiles in his proposed White Paper on Employment Vetting; and when he expects to publish the White Paper.

If he proposes to include the vetting of known paedophiles in his proposed White Paper on Employment Vetting; and when he expects to publish the White Paper.

What advice has been issued to police forces by the Home Office recommending that the carrying out of police checks on voluntary school helpers be discontinued. - Includes ref to HO circular 47/93.

What advice has been issued to police forces by the Home Office recommending that the carrying out of police checks on voluntary school helpers be discontinued. - Includes ref to HO circular 47/93.

If he will make it his policy to bring into effect arrangements to allow for proper vetting procedures for (a) employees and (b) employers within the private security industry within statutory provisions to regulate that industry.

If he will make it his policy to bring into effect arrangements to allow for proper vetting procedures for (a) employees and (b) employers within the private security industry within statutory provisions to regulate that industry.

If he will make it his policy to introduce effective penalties against those who fail to follow proper procedures in respect of (a) vetting of staff, (b) vetting of employers and (c) provision of appropriate training to those so employed.

If he will make it his policy to introduce effective penalties against those who fail to follow proper procedures in respect of (a) vetting of staff, (b) vetting of employers and (c) provision of appropriate training to those so employed.

What assessment he has made of the process used by private security companies to check on possible criminal records of their employees.

What assessment he has made of the process used by private security companies to check on possible criminal records of their employees.

What bodies other than police forces have access to the Police National Computer or criminal records; what safeguards exist against misuse; and what sanctions can be taken to remove access when individuals or organisations misuse the data. - Includes ref to 257 c200W.

What bodies other than police forces have access to the Police National Computer or criminal records; what safeguards exist against misuse; and what sanctions can be taken to remove access when individuals or organisations misuse the data. - Includes ref to 257 c200W.

Who will have access to the Phoenix database when it comes into service. - Includes list and ref to 257 c200W.

Who will have access to the Phoenix database when it comes into service. - Includes list and ref to 257 c200W.

Under what terms and conditions outside departments and agencies will have access to information held on the Police National Computer; what restrictions will be placed on the use of information from the police national computer by outside Departments and agencies when they have access to information held there; what measures...

Under what terms and conditions outside departments and agencies will have access to information held on the Police National Computer; what restrictions will be placed on the use of information from the police national computer by outside Departments and agencies when they have access to information held there; what measures...

How many access requests are expected to be made by Government departments and agencies to the Police National Computer in the coming year for security vetting purposes; and if those subject to the vetting procedure give prior consent to the Police National Computer check.

How many access requests are expected to be made by Government departments and agencies to the Police National Computer in the coming year for security vetting purposes; and if those subject to the vetting procedure give prior consent to the Police National Computer check.

If he will list the safeguards he has put in place in relation to access requests made by Government departments and agencies to the Police National Computer to protect those subject to the vetting procedure, should a false positive be indicated.

If he will list the safeguards he has put in place in relation to access requests made by Government departments and agencies to the Police National Computer to protect those subject to the vetting procedure, should a false positive be indicated.

Who, within his Department, is to be authorized to have direct access to the Police National Computer; and what procedures are being established for ensuring that information gained from this source is handled correctly.

Who, within his Department, is to be authorized to have direct access to the Police National Computer; and what procedures are being established for ensuring that information gained from this source is handled correctly.

Statement on what plans he has to grant government departments and agencies direct access to criminal records held on the Police National Computer for security vetting purposes. - Includes fact that have agreed with Association of Chief Police Officers that limited direct access to criminal record information held on police...

Statement on what plans he has to grant government departments and agencies direct access to criminal records held on the Police National Computer for security vetting purposes. - Includes fact that have agreed with Association of Chief Police Officers that limited direct access to criminal record information held on police...

Pursuant to his Answer of 28th October, Official Report, column 874W, what plans he has to introduce regulations to prevent a person with a criminal record from offering security services.

Pursuant to his Answer of 28th October, Official Report, column 874W, what plans he has to introduce regulations to prevent a person with a criminal record from offering security services.

What recent discussions he has had about the possibility of vetting and regulating firms offering neighbourhood security patrols. (Failed OPQ) - Inc fact that Govt intend to publish a white paper in the new year.

What recent discussions he has had about the possibility of vetting and regulating firms offering neighbourhood security patrols. (Failed OPQ) - Inc fact that Govt intend to publish a white paper in the new year.

What checks his Department makes in respect of (a) criminal records and (b) training of employees of firms contracted by his Department to carry out private security work.

What checks his Department makes in respect of (a) criminal records and (b) training of employees of firms contracted by his Department to carry out private security work.

What police and medical checks will be required of staff appointed to work in secure training centres.

What police and medical checks will be required of staff appointed to work in secure training centres.