Garda vetting

woody84 · 28-08-2017 12:02pm #1

In a case where someone committed sexual child abuse years ago and the guards were involved but it was settled between the familes, would this show up on a garda vetting?

Yamanoto · 28-08-2017 12:49pm

I should fcuking hope so.

bobbysands81 · 28-08-2017 2:05pm

woody84 wrote: »

In a case where someone committed sexual child abuse years ago and the guards were involved but it was settled between the familes, would this show up on a garda vetting?

How can child sexual abuse be "settled between the families"?

Wexfordboy89 · 28-08-2017 2:08pm

Are you taking the michael.how would the guards say "ah tis grand ye sorted it out amongst yourselves no problems here anymore"

woody84 · 28-08-2017 3:18pm

Firstly I'm not the guy in question. Just to make that fully clear. This happened back when he was 15/16. He went through therapy etc for a couple of years.

Stheno · 28-08-2017 3:42pm

woody84 wrote: »

Firstly I'm not the guy in question. Just to make that fully clear. This happened back when he was 15/16. He went through therapy etc for a couple of years.

If he was not convicted there is likely to be nothing to show up on vetting?

woody84 · 28-08-2017 4:06pm

From what I was told him and his parents and the child's parents attend some sort of a meeting with social workers and a member of the garda. It was decided that therapy was the best thing for him and the guards were no longer involved.

28-08-2017 4:55pm

woody84 wrote: »

From what I was told him and his parents and the child's parents attend some sort of a meeting with social workers and a member of the garda. It was decided that therapy was the best thing for him and the guards were no longer involved.

It does not matter he/she should not be working in a situation where Garda vetting is required its not as if he/she would not get a job there are lots of job where Garda vetting is not required. Its a bit concerning that someone like that would even be considering applying to a job or a college course where Garda vetting is required it demonstrates somewhat of a lack of insight.

There are lots of jobs that do not require Garda vetting.

woody84 · 28-08-2017 6:10pm

The job he's going for has nothing to do with children or even being near them. But this company has a vetting policy just as a precaution to check for criminal records.

Stheno · 28-08-2017 6:14pm

woody84 wrote: »

The job he's going for has nothing to do with children or even being near them. But this company has a vetting policy just as a precaution to check for criminal records.

Thats nonsense.

Garda vetting can only be applied for by companies whose staff work with people classes as vulnerable

0ph0rce0 · 28-08-2017 6:18pm

Stheno wrote: »

Thats nonsense.

Garda vetting can only be applied for by companies whose staff work with people classes as vulnerable

I need to be garda vetted for security risks within my role. Nothing to do vulnerable people so your wrong on that one.

Stheno · 28-08-2017 6:21pm

0ph0rce0 wrote: »

I need to be garda vetted for security risks within my role. Nothing to do vulnerable people so your wrong on that one.

https://vetting.garda.ie/

See above

Lost of companies claim they do garda vetting but cant as its restricted

iwillhtfu · 28-08-2017 6:26pm

Stheno wrote: »

Thats nonsense.

Garda vetting can only be applied for by companies whose staff work with people classes as vulnerable

Yeah that's not 100% accurate I need Garda vetting for airside security pass.

0ph0rce0 · 28-08-2017 6:26pm

Stheno wrote: »

https://vetting.garda.ie/

See above

Lost of companies claim they do garda vetting but cant as its restricted

In my role it's in the EU Regulations and Also Irish Regulations that I have to be vetted or else I cannot do the job.

So is vetting just for the act in the link above with vulnerable people. I'm curious now?

kravmaga · 28-08-2017 6:28pm

woody84 wrote: »

In a case where someone committed sexual child abuse years ago and the guards were involved but it was settled between the familes, would this show up on a garda vetting?

Was he charged with any offences and did he attend court?

If no conviction then its unlikely to show up on Garda vetting but there may have been a PULSE ID created for the individual concerned as way of the initial crime report.

It sounds like it may have been resolved through the JLO scheme is he was a minor ie under 18

Stheno · 28-08-2017 6:29pm

0ph0rce0 wrote: »

In my role it's in the EU Regulations and Also Irish Regulations that I have to be vetted or else I cannot do the job.

So is vetting just for the act in the link above with vulnerable people. I'm curious now?

So am i. Ive had multiple roles where ive been told they will do a criminal check but cant due to the limitations in this country.

Allinall · 28-08-2017 6:31pm

Stheno wrote: »

Thats nonsense.

Garda vetting can only be applied for by companies whose staff work with people classes as vulnerable

And that's complete nonsense.

You should really know what you're talking about before stating something as fact on such a serious topic.

woody84 · 28-08-2017 7:16pm

kravmaga wrote: »

Was he charged with any offences and did he attend court?

If no conviction then its unlikely to show up on Garda vetting but there may have been a PULSE ID created for the individual concerned as way of the initial crime report.

It sounds like it may have been resolved through the JLO scheme is he was a minor ie under 18

No offences or court hearing. Would the pulse of show up?

Stheno · 28-08-2017 7:22pm

Allinall wrote: »

And that's complete nonsense.

You should really know what you're talking about before stating something as fact on such a serious topic.

I went and checked this

Vetting only applies to those working with vulnerable people and where required by regulation which i was unaware of

My apologies

However a lot of companies claim they need to do a criminal check when in fact they cannot as they do not fall into the criteria above

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