Operator Responsibilities in Residential Care - Revision history

Nate Russell at 23:34, 24 July 2014

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	All new criminal record checks are now conducted by the Criminal Records Review Program (CRRP) under the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. This eliminates the option of going to the local police detachment.		All new criminal record checks are now conducted by the Criminal Records Review Program (CRRP) under the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. This eliminates the option of going to the local police detachment.

			==References==
			#Residential Care Regulation, s. 38. ("RCR")
			#RCR, s. 40 (1).
			#Criminal Records Review Act [RSBC 1996] c. 86

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Nate Russell at 23:33, 24 July 2014

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	Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. ([[~~Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care~~ References\|55]]) Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance. ([[~~Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care~~ References\|56]])		Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. ([[{{PAGENAME}}#References\|1]]) Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance. ([[{{PAGENAME}}#References\|2]])

	The following are the general criminal record check requirements:		The following are the general criminal record check requirements:
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	* Newly hired staff must complete the criminal record check process immediately.		* Newly hired staff must complete the criminal record check process immediately.
	* Employers must make sure employees get a criminal record re-check every 5 years.		* Employers must make sure employees get a criminal record re-check every 5 years.
	* Regulated Health professionals identified under the Criminal Records Review Act ([[~~Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care~~ References\|57]])are not required to resubmit a new criminal record check application.		* Regulated Health professionals identified under the Criminal Records Review Act ([[{{PAGENAME}}#References\|3]])are not required to resubmit a new criminal record check application.
	* Employers are responsible to verify that criminal record checks have been completed.		* Employers are responsible to verify that criminal record checks have been completed.

Nate Russell at 18:12, 24 July 2014

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	Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|55]]) Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|56]])		Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|55]]) Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|56]])

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Marisa Chandler at 19:26, 4 July 2014

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	Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance.		Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|55]]) Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance. ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|56]])

	The following are the general criminal record check requirements:		The following are the general criminal record check requirements:
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	* Newly hired staff must complete the criminal record check process immediately.		* Newly hired staff must complete the criminal record check process immediately.
	* Employers must make sure employees get a criminal record re-check every 5 years.		* Employers must make sure employees get a criminal record re-check every 5 years.
	* Regulated Health professionals identified under the Criminal Records Review Act are not required to resubmit a new criminal record check application.		* Regulated Health professionals identified under the Criminal Records Review Act ([[Chapter Five Legal Issues in Residential Care References\|57]])are not required to resubmit a new criminal record check application.
	* Employers are responsible to verify that criminal record checks have been completed.		* Employers are responsible to verify that criminal record checks have been completed.

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Operators have a general responsibility under the Residential Care Regulations to perform a criminal record check and obtain character references before hiring any employee. Operators also have an ongoing responsibility to monitor their employees’ performance.

The following are the general criminal record check requirements:

* Newly hired staff must complete the criminal record check process immediately.
* Employers must make sure employees get a criminal record re-check every 5 years.
* Regulated Health professionals identified under the Criminal Records Review Act are not required to resubmit a new criminal record check application.
* Employers are responsible to verify that criminal record checks have been completed.

All new criminal record checks are now conducted by the Criminal Records Review Program (CRRP) under the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. This eliminates the option of going to the local police detachment.

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