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Referral forms for an allegation of serious misconduct by a teacher.
Good clinical practice (GCP) referrals received by the MHRA for 2011 to 2020.
The short booklet answers many frequently asked questions relating to DBS referrals.
Practice note for immigration advisers on signposting and referring clients.
Research exploring the Prevent decision-making processes used by Relevant Higher Education Bodies (RHEBs).
Applications to the Rent Officer from Local Authorities for determinations of rent in respect of claims for Housing Benefit.
Sets out when the Secretary of State can refer patients to the First-tier Tribunal under section 67 of the Mental Health Act and how to request a referral.
Guidance and instructions for personnel suppliers on making DBS referrals.
Guide to the data submission process.
Legislative information relating to supervisory authorities and keepers of registers.
The DBS has produced a flowchart to assist you in determining whether you are required to make a referral to us.
Guidance on referring potential victims of modern slavery/human trafficking to the national referral mechanism.
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