SCHEDULE 7 [Barring Information]
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 (2006 c 47) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 7 [Barring Information]

Section 30

1

This is the table referred to in [sections 30A and 30B]—

Column 1Column 2
1 Person who permits, or is considering whether to permit, B to engage in regulated activity relating to childrenChildren
2 Person who permits, or is considering whether to permit, B to engage in regulated activity relating to vulnerable adultsVulnerable adults
3 < . . .>< . . .>
4 < . . .>< . . .>
5 Personnel supplier in connection with the supply, or possible supply, of B to another person for B to engage in regulated activity relating to childrenChildren
6 Personnel supplier in connection with the supply, or possible supply, of B to another person for B to engage in regulated activity relating to vulnerable adultsVulnerable adults
7 < . . .>< . . .>
8 < . . .>< . . .>
9 Person who has parental responsibility for a child and is considering whether B is suitable to engage in regulated activity in relation to the child, but not if B is permitted to do so by an independent regulated activity providerChildren
10
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