Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011
42AConditional registration—class A disqualifying offence or
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42A Conditional registration—class A disqualifying offence or negative status under corresponding law (1) A registration of a person who has an adult conviction or finding of guilt for a class A disqualifying offence is automatically subject to the condition that the person must not engage in— Note For a kinship carer, a class A disqualifying offence is taken to be a class B disqualifying offence (see s 11C (2)).
(2) Also, a registration of a person is automatically subject to the condition that the person must not engage in a regulated activity involving children if the person has— (a) received a negative notice (however described) for engaging in a regulated activity involving children under a corresponding law; or (b) the person’s registration for engaging in a regulated activity involving children is cancelled under a corresponding law. Note Sections 43 to 46 do not apply to a condition under this section.