[pp.int.general] Child Protection Database in GB
aloa5
piratenpartei at t-online.de
Wed Sep 23 17:25:05 CEST 2009
Hello,
just read this article.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1212637/Now-Big-Brother-targets-helpful-parents-1-4-Britons-vetted-giant-new-child-protection-database.html
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The ISA will become the world's largest vetting and checking system when
it starts work next month, checking the backgrounds of an estimated
11.3million adults in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Anyone whose work brings them into contact with children will have to
undergo checks costing £64, including all teachers, doctors, nurses
dentists, pharmacists, prison officers, and school governors and dinner
ladies.
.
Parents will also need official clearance before giving up their free
time to visit their child's school occasionally to help youngsters learn
to read. Adults breaching the rules could face a £5,000 fine, as can
clubs which make use of unvetted volunteers - enough to put many small
groups out of business.
.
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This sounds somehow strange. Does anyone have more informations for me?
Regards
Otmar / aloa5
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