Common use of Criminal Records Bureau Checks Clause in Contracts

Criminal Records Bureau Checks. 12.1 Due to the sensitive nature of some Assignments the Freelancer may be required to disclose details of any criminal record. Only relevant convictions and other information will be taken into account so disclosure need not necessarily be a bar to obtaining an Assignment. 12.2 Pursuant to clause 12.1 the Freelancer shall, if requested, inform Concept if he/she has ever been convicted by the courts or cautioned, reprimanded or given a final warning by the police and to provide details to Concept. 12.3 Where the nature of any Assignment is such that it is appropriate for Concept or the Client to seek a Disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau (“CRB”) the Freelancer shall co-operate in completing the necessary documentation in order to enable Concept or the Client to seek a Disclosure of appropriate information about the Freelancer from the CRB. 12.4 In such cases the offer of an Assignment is subject to and conditional upon a satisfactory CRB check. Information received from the CRB will be assessed to determine the Freelancer’s suitability for performance of the Services. If, following such assessment, Concept or the Client concludes that the Freelancer is unsuitable for the position the offer of an Assignment will be withdrawn.

Criminal Records Bureau Checks. 12.1 11.1 Due to the sensitive nature of some Assignments the Freelancer may be required to disclose details of any criminal record. Only relevant convictions and other information will be taken into account so disclosure need not necessarily be a bar to obtaining an Assignment. 12.2 Pursuant 11.2 In relation to clause 12.1 such Assignments the Freelancer shall, if requested, is required to inform Concept if hes/she he has ever been convicted by the courts or cautioned, reprimanded or given a final warning by the police and to provide details to Concept. 12.3 11.3 Where the nature of any the Assignment the Freelancer is offered is such that it is appropriate for Concept or the Client to seek a Disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau (“CRB”) the Freelancer shall offer of work will be subject to and conditional upon the Freelancer’s co-operate operation in completing the necessary documentation in order to enable Concept or the Client to seek a Disclosure of appropriate information about the Freelancer from the CRB. 12.4 11.4 In such cases the offer of an Assignment is subject to and conditional upon a satisfactory CRB check. Information received from the CRB will be assessed to determine the Freelancer’s suitability for performance of the ServicesAssignment. If, following such assessment, Concept or the Client concludes that the Freelancer is unsuitable for the position the offer of an Assignment will be withdrawn.