It is important to note that checks can only reveal information that is available and is not an indication of undiscovered offences or offences that might be committed in the future.
You may need to use them for people currently involved with your music group, or when recruiting new people, be they committee members, group volunteers, employees, or freelancers.ĭBS checks may be necessary in many different situations. There are four types of DBS check:įor safeguar ding purposes, the enhanced and enhanced with barred list are the relevant levels of check. What checks can I get through Making Music?Ī DBS check is a check on someone’s criminal record to help you decide if they are an appropriate person to carry out certain activities.Can I accept a DBS check carried out by another organisation?.What do I need to carry out a DBS check?.
Who in my group should have a DBS check?.Enhanced check with barred lists – regulated activity.We have separate guidance for getting a criminal record check in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
This resource is about using Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks in England and Wales as part of safeguarding when working with people and groups at risk, such as children or vulnerable adults.įor broader information on the topic of safeguarding children, see our guidance covering the main principles and your responsibilities.
