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In our essay last week we went on a whistle-stop tour of Section 28 of the Irish vetting legislation, the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012 – 2016.This week we’re looking at 3 new areas:
(1) an important post-script to Section 28 …Read More
This essay provides a whistle-stop 8-stop tour to the crux of the Irish vetting legislation: Section 28.Section 28 of the Irish vetting legislation is the section that criminalises the conduct of the senior management team in an organisation, where that team has allowed the …Read More
This week, we’re looking at how, for a Section 28 personal criminal liability to attach to a member of the senior management team, there’s requirement for there to be actual evidence that proves senior management consented to, connived with, or through their wilful neglect, allowed their …Read More
This week, we’re looking at the ‘who’s who’ of section 28, to find out if a person’s role within a charity or organisation could place them in the crosshairs of the section 28 trigger.In our most recent essay, Part 6 of our current review of Section …Read More
What happens when a charity or club is deliberately neglectful, or reckless, in executing on its vetting procedures? What is ‘wilful neglect’? How does it impact on volunteering? Find out here in Part 6 of our series on Section 28 liability under the Irish vetting legislation.In …Read More
What is connivance? How does a court find that someone ‘connived’ in an offence? How is it relevant to charities and clubs? Learn how, in this, Part 5, of our review of Section 28 of the vetting legislation.In our most recent essay, Part 4 of our …Read More
In our most recent essay, Part 3 of our current review of Section 28 – Liability for Offences by Bodies Corporate – National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012 – 2016 – we looked at the basic requirement to check (1) that an offence …Read More
In this week’s essay we’re going to start by breaking section 28 into its constituent parts.Section 28 of the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012 – 2016 deals with the fall-out for senior management if a criminal offence is committed by the organisation …Read More
In our last essay, we looked at an introduction to the backbone to the vetting legislation, section 28 of the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012 – 2016.Section 28 if of such significance to the legislation that we decided that we were going …Read More
In this week’s essay we look at the backbone to the vetting legislation, section 28 of the National Vetting Bureau (Children and Vulnerable Persons) Acts 2012 – 2016.Section 28 is of such significance to the legislation that we’re going to break up our analysis of the …Read More
