Map of National
State Logo
StateConstituenciesMotion

Require civil harassment orders to be disclosed in enhanced DBS checks

National
·991 reactions·100% agree

I’m calling on the government to close the DBS loophole by ensuring civil harassment orders, such as court-issued undertakings, are disclosed on Enhanced DBS checks to better protect children and vulnerable people from individuals under legal restrictions.

Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

Home Secretary

Home Secretary

React

Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for3
Reasons against0

See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

Similar motions

Mandate that all Council and Parliamentary Candidates have an Enhanced DBS check

At the moment it is not mandatory for prospective council candidates or Parliamentary candidates to have an Enhanced DBS check.

23Reasons
National

Require DBS checks for all contractors for housing associations and councils

Require DBS checks for all contractors and subcontractors carrying out work for housing associations and councils.

4Reasons
National

Review & strengthen DBS checks for risks, create lifetime safeguarding records

I want the Government to review and strengthen DBS checks. Implement national pattern-recognition, improve cross-agency information sharing, create lifetime safeguarding records and automatic alerts to avoid missing repeated allegations or risks when people work with children or vulnerable adults.

34Reasons
National

Require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise & ban complaints

We urge the Government to legislate to require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise and ban any complaints from new residents about noises identified in the searches.

6Reasons
National

Require DBS checks for all staff in Soft Play centres.

We want the Government to amend safeguarding legislation so that all staff working in Soft Play environments are required to undergo DBS checks, ensuring consistent child protection standards across all childcare and play settings, and closing what we see as a clear safeguarding gap in current law.

78Reasons
National
HelpPrivacyContact
Map of National
State Logo

Require civil harassment orders to be disclosed in enhanced DBS checks

National

I’m calling on the government to close the DBS loophole by ensuring civil harassment orders, such as court-issued undertakings, are disclosed on Enhanced DBS checks to better protect children and vulnerable people from individuals under legal restrictions.

National
991 reactions·100% agree
Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

Home Secretary

Home Secretary

React

Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for3
Reasons against0

See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

Similar motions

Mandate that all Council and Parliamentary Candidates have an Enhanced DBS check

At the moment it is not mandatory for prospective council candidates or Parliamentary candidates to have an Enhanced DBS check.

23Reasons
National

Require DBS checks for all contractors for housing associations and councils

Require DBS checks for all contractors and subcontractors carrying out work for housing associations and councils.

4Reasons
National

Review & strengthen DBS checks for risks, create lifetime safeguarding records

I want the Government to review and strengthen DBS checks. Implement national pattern-recognition, improve cross-agency information sharing, create lifetime safeguarding records and automatic alerts to avoid missing repeated allegations or risks when people work with children or vulnerable adults.

34Reasons
National

Require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise & ban complaints

We urge the Government to legislate to require conveyancing searches to include commercial noise and ban any complaints from new residents about noises identified in the searches.

6Reasons
National

Require DBS checks for all staff in Soft Play centres.

We want the Government to amend safeguarding legislation so that all staff working in Soft Play environments are required to undergo DBS checks, ensuring consistent child protection standards across all childcare and play settings, and closing what we see as a clear safeguarding gap in current law.

78Reasons
National
HelpPrivacyContact