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I am possibly the only Member here who has had access to all the Consulting Association files and records. I had that access, on condition of confidentiality, in my capacity as Chair of the Select Committee on Scottish Affairs. I am glad that the coming out of the minutes has...
I am possibly the only Member here who has had access to all the Consulting Association files and records. I had that access, on condition of confidentiality, in my capacity as Chair of the Select Committee on Scottish Affairs. I am glad that the coming out of the minutes has...
Does the Minister accept that the existing legislation must be flawed if someone can be blacklisted on Crossrail without the blacklisting legislation being broken?
Does the Minister accept that the existing legislation must be flawed if someone can be blacklisted on Crossrail without the blacklisting legislation being broken?
Obviously, the Government have to take action on this matter, but in the absence of immediate action, would my hon. Friend arrange for other Members throughout the House to be informed of the list of construction companies that have been operating the blacklist so that we can take it up...
Obviously, the Government have to take action on this matter, but in the absence of immediate action, would my hon. Friend arrange for other Members throughout the House to be informed of the list of construction companies that have been operating the blacklist so that we can take it up...
That this House recognises the enormous contribution made by the four million volunteers in Britain; welcomes the Government's decision to set up a Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) to manage police checks on those who work with vulnerable people; recognises that the financial burden of paying for their own checks may deter many disadvantaged potential volunteers; and calls on the Government to consider making checks on volunteers free when it is affordable to do so.
That this House recognises the enormous contribution made by the four million volunteers in Britain; welcomes the Government's decision to set up a Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) to manage police checks on those who work with vulnerable people; recognises that the financial burden of paying for their own checks may...
That this House notes continuing public concern about the need for high quality, affordable and accessible childcare and the Government's intention to produce a national childcare strategy; believes that a national registration scheme for people who work with children and young people is essential to give parents confidence and security and to exclude unsuitable individuals from the work so that care and education are provided by people who are competent and who put the welfare of children and young people first; believes such a register would benefit those who are registered, their employers, parents and children and young people; and calls on the Her Majesty's Government to initiate discussions with organisations such as Playpen, the Pre-School Learning Alliance and the Institute of Childcare and Social Education with a view to establishing a register as part of the national childcare strategy.
That this House notes continuing public concern about the need for high quality, affordable and accessible childcare and the Government's intention to produce a national childcare strategy; believes that a national registration scheme for people who work with children and young people is essential to give parents confidence and security...
That this House notes with concern the complete lack of regulation in the security industry that leaves companies free to employ staff with criminal records for security work; and calls upon the Government to establish a regulatory body, requiring statutory registration of all firms involved in private security work and with powers to vet all existing and prospective employees, owners and directors of such firms and to monitor their activities.
That this House notes with concern the complete lack of regulation in the security industry that leaves companies free to employ staff with criminal records for security work; and calls upon the Government to establish a regulatory body, requiring statutory registration of all firms involved in private security work and...