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08:57:15 on Wed, 8 Apr 2015, Lynn Wyeth <[log in to unmask]>
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>Wonder if anyone has thoughts on The new Disqualification Under the Childcare Act 2006 statutory guidance.
>
>Childcare asst X works with reception class. Her live-in boyfriend Y has a conviction that she must declare under the new rules. She is asked
>to declare the info and gives it to the school, stating what he was convicted of and when, along with her waiver application.
>
>The statutory guidance states, and I quote, "In particular they (the school) should not store personal data or sensitive personal data about
>household members without their consent"
>
>How does ths school get Y's consent?
They'd have to ask Y.
I'm tempted to add : does it matter if Y lives in Soham?
>The onus is on X to declare, not Y. As soon as X passes that info to the school they have the data, possibly without Y's consent.
They only have X's unverified heresay about Y's history.
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Roland Perry
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