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THERE IS A BETTER WAY ... : AN ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF

01 January 1991

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THERE IS A BETTER WAY ... : AN ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF
POLICE CHECKS FOR VOLUNTEERS AND PAID STAFF, AND A PROPOSAL FOR
A VASTLY IMPROVED SYSTEM
refdoc August=1991

BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P64645 , Acc Date = 13-May-89
National Association of Volunteer Bureaux, Police Checks
Monitoring Group NAVB, Sep 1988 13pp + appendices RP64645A

Overviews the present `administratively complex' system used in
conducting police record checks on people working in local
authority positions involving `substantial access to children'.
Goes on to propose an alternative system and provides details of
how it would operate.

child care, social services, child abuse, recruitment, staff
recruitment

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