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? 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.
Any comments?
Thanks
Lynn
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