Agenda Security Services has the expertise, systems, security and know how to make criminal record checking as simple as possible for you. Registered as an Umbrella Body with the Criminal Record Bureau (CRB) and with a proven track record Agenda is well placed to provide you with services that will save you time and effort, provide a confidential and responsive service and includes the additional benefits listed below:

Identification & address verification (as required by CRB) included, saving £42!
Fast and personal service with your own account manager
There are no set up or registration fees or annual subscriptions
No additional charges for checking forms or correcting errors
Same day logging and processing of forms
Free 24/7 progress tracking service
All checks logged, quality controlled and chased on ISIS
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Criminal Record Checks Options

Type of Check	Description	Cost (including fee)
Basic Disclosure	Basic criminal checks are available for all types of employment and voluntary positions (except for those covered by the Standard and Enhanced CRB). The Basic criminal check provides details of all unspent convictions, is not job-specific and is available for all UK residents.	£34.00
Standard CRB Disclosure	Standard CRB checks are for people entering certain professions, such as members of the legal and accountancy professions. Standard checks contain the following: Convictions, cautions, reprimands and warnings held in England and Wales on the Police National Computer, the most relevant convictions in Scotland and Northern Ireland may also be included. For information on which check applies see: http://www.crb.homeoffice.gov.uk/guidance/rb_guidance/eligible_posts.aspx	£47.00
Enhanced CRB Disclosure	Enhanced CRB checks are for posts that involve work in a ”Regulated Activity” and for a regulated activity provider with children or vulnerable adults. In general this type of work will involve regularly caring for, supervising, training or being in sole charge of such people. Examples include a Teacher, Scout or Guide leader. Enhanced checks are also issued for certain statutory purposes such as gaming and lottery licences. Enhanced checks contain the same information as Standard checks but with the addition of any locally held police force information considered relevant to the job role.	£57.00
Volunteer Disclosure	Standard and Enhanced criminal checks for volunteers are “free of charge" and so only the administration fee is applied.	£21.00
Adult First check	The Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) Adult First check searches the Department of Health’s list of people who it bars from working with vulnerable adults. Those employing people to posts that involve working with vulnerable adults may be able to request a check of the Vulnerable Adults' Barred list. ISA Adult First checks are available in only very exceptional circumstances. For England these are described in Department of Health guidance as, where a care worker may be allowed to start work in a care home, for a domiciliary care agency, or as an adult placement carer before a CRB check has been issued. ISA Adult First checks can only be applied for if you submit a CRB disclosure application.	£7.50
ISA Registration with Enhanced CRB Disclosure	The Vetting and Barring Scheme extended the scope of activities and workplaces covered by barring. It will be an offence for any barred person to work in “Regulated Activities”, and for any employer to employ someone known to be barred, either paid or voluntary. When you recruit someone new to work with children or vulnerable adults you may check their ISA status. There are two categories: controlled and regulated activities, see the ISA factsheet to see which apply. Controlled and regulated activities (pdf, 63KB) Important dates: From July 26th 2010, it will mean that anyone who wants to work or volunteer with children or vulnerable adults in ‘Regulated Activity’ may be required to be registered with the ISA. A barred person will be committing an offence should they seek employment or volunteering opportunity in a “Regulated Activity”. From 1st November 2010 it will be an offence for any person to commence “Regulated Activity” without first being ISA registered. From 25th July 2015 all persons currently employed in “Regulated Activity” will have to be ISA registered.	£85.00
ISA Registration for Individuals & Self-Employed	Individuals can apply for ISA registration using our services.	£85.00

All of the above costs include identification and address validation, administration and any postage charges and all fees applied by the relevant agency but exclude VAT.