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Statement on arrangements being made for the regulation of the private security industry. - Inc details & fact that Government's position is set out more fully in background paper in Library as DEP 7704.
Statement on arrangements being made for the regulation of the private security industry. - Inc details & fact that Government's position is set out more fully in background paper in Library as DEP 7704.
What consideration HO has given to the project pilot schemes completed in September on Protection of Children-Disclosure of Criminal Background for the Voluntary Sector, in accordance with HO guidelines 58/1989.
What consideration HO has given to the project pilot schemes completed in September on Protection of Children-Disclosure of Criminal Background for the Voluntary Sector, in accordance with HO guidelines 58/1989.
Statement on the report on the scrutiny of criminal records to be published; whether the proposals for wider vetting forms part of his contribution to the Citizen's Charter.
Statement on the report on the scrutiny of criminal records to be published; whether the proposals for wider vetting forms part of his contribution to the Citizen's Charter.
Statement about the Government's policy on the implications of homosexuality for security vetting. - Includes ref to 179 c159-61W.
Statement about the Government's policy on the implications of homosexuality for security vetting. - Includes ref to 179 c159-61W.
Whether, in the light of the recent amendment in the Road Traffic Bill that facilitates vetting of those applying for a taxi driver's licence, he will issue advice to local authorities concerning the use of criminal records to determine who is a fit and proper person to hold a taxi...
Whether, in the light of the recent amendment in the Road Traffic Bill that facilitates vetting of those applying for a taxi driver's licence, he will issue advice to local authorities concerning the use of criminal records to determine who is a fit and proper person to hold a taxi...
Whether he will distribute copies of the Scrutiny Report into the wider use of criminal records in vetting to the Data Protection Registrar, the National Council of Civil Liberties and the Press.
Whether he will distribute copies of the Scrutiny Report into the wider use of criminal records in vetting to the Data Protection Registrar, the National Council of Civil Liberties and the Press.
When he expects to have completed the process of the computerisation of the national collection of criminal records; and whether from that time it will be possible centrally to vet applications from individuals seeking to become licenced taxi drivers.
When he expects to have completed the process of the computerisation of the national collection of criminal records; and whether from that time it will be possible centrally to vet applications from individuals seeking to become licenced taxi drivers.
What statistics he has as to the number of subject access requests made to criminal records held by the Metropolitan Police or the Police National Computer that have been made for vetting purposes. - No statistics are available on this matter as applicants seeking subject access do not have to...
What statistics he has as to the number of subject access requests made to criminal records held by the Metropolitan Police or the Police National Computer that have been made for vetting purposes. - No statistics are available on this matter as applicants seeking subject access do not have to...
That this House opposes the recommendations of the Home Office Scrutiny Report on Criminal Records which would result in a significant increase in the overall amount of vetting; is particularly concerned that such vetting and disclosure would extend to spent offences and even to acquittals or decisions by the authorities to discontinue proceedings; considers this an infringement of individual civil liberties; and calls upon the Home Secretary to reject these particular recommendations.
That this House opposes the recommendations of the Home Office Scrutiny Report on Criminal Records which would result in a significant increase in the overall amount of vetting; is particularly concerned that such vetting and disclosure would extend to spent offences and even to acquittals or decisions by the authorities...
How many posts in the Inland Revenue in Northern Ireland are subject to counter-terrorist checks under the new procedures for security vetting announced by the Prime Minister on 24th July 1990. - Inc figures.
How many posts in the Inland Revenue in Northern Ireland are subject to counter-terrorist checks under the new procedures for security vetting announced by the Prime Minister on 24th July 1990. - Inc figures.
What policy and vetting is adopted in respect of the employment of interpreters by the Immigration Service; how many there are; what languages are covered. - Inc figure
What policy and vetting is adopted in respect of the employment of interpreters by the Immigration Service; how many there are; what languages are covered. - Inc figure
Whether his Department plays any role in the security vetting of applicants for work with British Nuclear Fuels Plc in respect of his Department. - No.
Whether his Department plays any role in the security vetting of applicants for work with British Nuclear Fuels Plc in respect of his Department. - No.
If he will indicate for the years 1988, 1989 and 1990 the number of occasions in which the Police National Computer has been accessed for the purposes of jury vetting. - Inc table.
If he will indicate for the years 1988, 1989 and 1990 the number of occasions in which the Police National Computer has been accessed for the purposes of jury vetting. - Inc table.