Minded To Bar Letter. Responding to a Minded to Bar Letter Richard Nelson LLP Our specialists can advise you tactically about the best approach to take or make full written representations to the DBS on your behalf. A "Minded to Bar" letter is a notification from the DBS indicating that they are considering placing an individual on a barred list
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If you have received a Minded to Bar letter from the DBS, you should seek legal advice immediately This would restrict the individual from working with children or vulnerable adults in regulated activities
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The DBS will also include copies of the information relied upon, when making their findings. Notification of 'Minded to Bar' - These are either automatic inclusion offences (where you have been cautioned or convicted of a 'relevant offence') or where the DBS has assessed information and is minded to include you in a barred list. A Minded to Bar letter lets you know that DBS has considered all the information on your case and we are considering placing your name in the Children's and/or Adults' Barred Lists.
Minded to Bar DBS Lawyers Olliers Solicitors YouTube. Associate Solicitor Mark Hopwell discusses the process. DBS will alert you to the legal powers that have been used and their reasons for making the 'minded to bar' decision
The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Navigating “Minded to Bar Letters” and Barred List. Home Legal Services & Sectors DBS Solicitors Responding to a Minded to Bar Letter Responding to a Minded to Bar Letter If the DBS has written to you to let you know that they have received a referral about you, make contact with us as soon as possible This letter sets out the allegations that have been made in the referral, the reasons why the DBS believe it means that person should be placed on the Barred Lists and the evidence that is being relied upon