Smith, Tony on Tuesday, March 22, 2005 at 11:03 AM said:-
> Speaking as someone who used to recruit volunteers many years
> ago, yes it was a big task and you also had to rely on the
> fact that people were truthful about where they lived.
It was my impression that the CRB check addresses against the historical
voters lists held by the financial institutes to validate that correct
addresses have been given so all the relevant police forces may be
contacted.
Ian W
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> Speaking as someone who used to recruit volunteers many years
> ago, yes it was a big task and you also had to rely on the
> fact that people were truthful about where they lived.
> However, I thought all records were on a central computer
> these days (but given the government's past record with
> computers I don't know how reliable it is).
>
> Tony
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> Roland Perry
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> In message <000201c52e0a$1ba388a0$463468d5@ntlworld>, at
> 11:35:33 on Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Ian Welton
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> >The basic structure of the processes for the CRB are prejudicial
> >against anybody who moves their residence around the country/world
> >regularly creating a responsively unfair environment for them where
> >employment/recruitment/contract requirements make short timescales
> >necessary. This is because each police force they have resided in is
> >required to respond with the results of a check.
>
> I haven't come across this requirement before. Speaking as
> someone who has lived in ten different police force areas,
> this would surely be an immense task to follow up.
> --
> Roland Perry
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