by Adam McCulloch

Roger Singleton (head of the Independent Safeguarding Authority and ex-Barnardo's chief) was on Radio 4 Today programme this morning (27 October) talking about who needs to apply to be on the ISA register. It was interesting to hear that Singleton agree with the presenter that some people (piano teachers, freelance tutors etc) who do not strictly need to register, will end up registering for commercial purposes.

Read the complete post at http://www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/social-work-blog/2009/10/roger-singleton-on-radio-4-isa.html

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Posted 27 Oct 2009 2:26 PM by The Social Work Blog | Report Abuse

Filed under: child protection, Adam McCulloch, children and young people, vetting, safeguarding, licence, Independent safeguarding authority, regulation, ISA, radio 4, Roger Singleton