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disclosed can show information which the applicant may think is of no relevance, such as a juvenile conviction for shoplifting where the applicant is now a thirty-year-old individual and applying for a job in a bank. Concerns have been expressed that the indefinite retention of old convictions and cautions is unwarranted.
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from military service or reported missing. All recent previous arrests and convictions will appear on PNC as well as any impending offences; full disposal history is also included which will show the sentence handed down for each offence. Numerous other items of information are also stored including
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in Buncefield, which was the scene of a major civil emergency when it burned to the ground in December 2005. According to the Home Office the location had been assessed as low-risk notwithstanding that the site was 100 yards (91 m) from a disaster hazard and the site and its surroundings burned
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In 2016 it was announced that the PNC would be decommissioned at the same time as the PND contract expired in 2019 and under the guise of the National Law Enforcement Data Programme, a replacement would combine both systems; for the first time merging intelligence and conviction history against one
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PNC operators undergo initial training to operate the system which usually consists of a five-day course to view data and conduct simple queries. Further courses are available to expand the user's access level to update and conduct more in-depth queries. Penalties for misuse of the PNC and unlawful
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The Police National Computer started holding nominal information based on the computerisation of criminal records held by the Metropolitan Police and other police forces in the late 1970s. These CRO records could be accessed online in real-time by all UK police forces via the "Names" applications.
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check is made. The Police National Computer holds indefinite records of a person's convictions and cautions which will be revealed in a Disclosure and Barring Service check. While of use in informing prospective employers as to the suitability of an applicant for a particular job, the information
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servers. There are around 26,000 directly connected terminals and 25,000 terminals which are connected via local police force computer systems. The mainframe is connected to the end user by a multitude of ways, for high volume users (i.e. other police forces) via secure IP network, for low volume
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and other non-law enforcement agencies. Originally developed in the early 1970s, PNC1 went 'live' in 1974, providing UK police forces with online access to the lost/stolen vehicle database. The vehicle owners application quickly followed, giving the police online access to the names/addresses of
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as to the vehicle's status (Tax Expired, V23 Submitted, Stolen, Chassis Number, Engine Number etc.). Certain reports can be added by the police which relate to the vehicle or occupant status; examples include if the occupants are believed to be involved in crime or are missing, if the vehicle is
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Because of changes to legislation on 29 May 2013 DBS removed certain specified old and minor offences from criminal record certificates issued from this date. The filtering rules and the list of offences that will never be filtered are available on the DBS website.
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Since its inception in 1974, the PNC has undergone numerous changes that were gradually introduced. The most notable was the introduction of the Phoenix (Police and Home Office Enhanced Names Index) in 1995. This format has been retained to the present day.
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said that there are 13 million person records, 58.5 million driver records, and 62.6 million vehicle records stored on the PNC. The PNC is currently directly managed by the Home Office. Between 2007 and 2012, it was maintained by the
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PND is not a replacement for PNC; as of 2023 it holds 2 billion searchable records, and captures data from 220 different systems from 53 contributing police forces and law enforcement agencies. It is operated by the Canadian company
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PIAP has defined the following organisations as non-police and has agreed that authorised users within these organisations can have Names file only access commensurate with their previously stated and agreed business needs.
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In order to ensure that only relevant data is visible to each agency, user-based access controls will limit the segments of records which an agency can access to the very minimum they require to achieve their aims.
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This data is separate to any data a local force may hold on an individual e.g. statements, summons files, traffic fixed penalties, etc. This information can be requested through the relevant local force through a
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A number of criminal justice partners are linked to the PNC, giving them access to the information held on the computer. About 5,000 checks are made each week through the β€˜Jurors’ link, which allows
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to check whether a proposed juror has a criminal record. Previously, the Courts Service struggled to meet its target of randomly checking 20 per cent of potential jury members.
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A major data loss was discovered in January 2021, and a UK Home Office press release provides information on the extent of the loss and the work to restore the data.
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nominal record. The National Law Enforcement Data Service would provide a less police-centric platform servicing all public enforcement agencies ranging from the
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The PNC now consists of several databases available 24 hours a day, giving access to information of national and local matters. As of 18 January 2021,
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stolen, if the vehicle is believed to be cloned etc. The vehicle record system is currently linked to the Motor Insurance Database (maintained by the
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databases in the early morning (there is no service loss when an update is in progress). The mainframe server is located at the
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Requests for access to PNC are decided upon by the PNC Information Access Panel (PIAP). The members of the panel are the
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As of the 26/07/2016, the Police National Database reportedly stored 1.5 billion records and 20 million images.
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access of data are severe; it will likely lead to dismissal and sometimes a court appearance for breaching the
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Any person now has the right to view their PNC record, if any, online or via post, for free at
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all previous addresses, co-defendants, local intelligence, marks/scars and descriptions.
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The Police National Computer is one of the main sources of information accessed when a
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Delivery of the PND (Police National Database) was the first recommendation of the
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In 2002 IMPACT delivered a tactical, complementary service to the PNC, called the
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UK Gov. publication about offences never filtered from a criminal record check
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His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services
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His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services
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His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services
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With the growth of trans-national criminality, the PNC was linked to the
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His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services
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UK Gov. publications about filtering rules for criminal record checks
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Other organisations have restricted access to names file only
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NHS Counter Fraud and Security Management Service Division
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Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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PNC contains several separate databases; these include:
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Data Centre with back-up servers located around the UK.
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law enforcement organisations across the United Kingdom
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Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service
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SE700 mainframe with recent PNC applications held on
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UK database of criminal, driving and property records
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In 2005 the only back-up server was located next to
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Organisations based in the London Borough of Barnet
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The logo for the Police National Database software.
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Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
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Delegated or subcontracted users exist. 49:Police Information Technology Organisation 2349:1974 establishments in the United Kingdom 1720: 2160: 2141: 1761:National Ballistics Intelligence Service 1691: 1678:Safeguard children and vulnerable people 1650: 399:Charity Commission for England and Wales 75:users a secure dial-up link provided by 1634: 2311: 2258:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 2218:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 2133:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 1674:The Police National Database aims to: 751:Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority 219:Government Communications Headquarters 79:. Another connection method is via an 2339:Law enforcement in the United Kingdom 2289:- includes example screens (PDF file) 1937:"Use of the Police National Computer" 1827:"Use of the Police National Computer" 1798:"Use of the Police National Computer" 943:Independent Office for Police Conduct 383:Canterbury Cathedral Close Constables 2282:National Policing Improvement Agency 1756:United Kingdom National DNA Database 1473:Vehicle and Operator Services Agency 45:National Policing Improvement Agency 1707:Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency 639:Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency 623:Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency 13: 2018:"Police ordered to delete records" 1771:Canadian Police Information Centre 1489:Wandsworth Parks and Events Police 146:Police Service of Northern Ireland 99:Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal 14: 2360: 2270: 1777:National Crime Information Center 1153:Office for Civil Nuclear Security 847:His Majesty's Revenue and Customs 479:Competition and Markets Authority 367:Cambridge University Constabulary 173:States of Guernsey Police Service 1779:, American equivalent of the PNC 575:Department for Work and Pensions 495:Criminal Cases Review Commission 230:Department for Work and Pensions 2226: 2186: 2095: 2078: 2064: 2050: 2036: 1557:and failed to appear at court, 879:Hillingdon Parks Patrol Service 735:Foreign and Commonwealth Office 235:National Police Chiefs' Council 178:National Identification Service 118:National Police Chiefs' Council 34:every vehicle owner in the UK. 2010: 1984: 1958: 1873: 1819: 1790: 1621:Disclosure and Barring Service 1007:Marine Management Organisation 991:Liverpool Cathedral Constables 591:Disclosure and Barring Service 313:Access to PHOENIX/names index 128:Organisations with full access 1: 1783: 1089:National Air Traffic Services 1521: 831:His Majesty's Prison Service 783:Hampstead Heath Constabulary 719:Financial Services Authority 415:Chester Cathedral Constables 7: 2156:. DataLynx. 31 August 2023. 1744: 1614:Schengen Information System 1105:National Assembly for Wales 799:Health and Safety Executive 703:Financial Conduct Authority 213:Secret Intelligence Service 10: 2365: 2324:Criminal records databases 2287:Civica web PNC information 2154:"Police National Database" 1914:. December 2001. p. 9 447:Civil Nuclear Constabulary 225:Defence Intelligence Staff 196:Ministry of Defence Police 158:Civil Nuclear Constabulary 109: 54: 2334:Law enforcement databases 1233:Port of Felixstowe Police 137:territorial police forces 1836:. April 2017. p. 12 1739:Data Protection Act 2018 1647:Police National Database 1600:Data Protection Act 1998 1457:UK Visas and Immigration 1249:Port of Liverpool Police 559:Department for Transport 202:HM Revenue & Customs 163:Isle of Man Constabulary 152:British Transport Police 105: 29:) is a database used by 23:Police National Computer 1946:. April 2017. p. 5 1807:. April 2017. p. 5 1265:Port of Portland Police 1137:Natural Resources Wales 319:Access Northern Ireland 304:Non-Police Organisation 263:Criminal Records Bureau 168:States of Jersey Police 84:packet-switched network 1735:Subject Access Request 1721:Public right of access 1703:HM Revenue and Customs 1656: 1393:The Insolvency Service 1281:Port of Tilbury Police 1201:Port of Bristol Police 1169:Office of Fair Trading 511:Defence Vetting Agency 335:Belfast Harbour Police 274:Royal Air Force Police 63:The PNC is based on a 1692:The future of the PNC 1654: 1575:Motor Insurers Bureau 1074:(Warrant Enforcement) 1039:Mersey Tunnels Police 687:Falmouth Docks Police 671:Epping Forest Keepers 307:Read and write access 269:Royal Military Police 184:National Crime Agency 2240:on 21 September 2019 1766:Aerial roof markings 1641:Impact Nominal Index 1635:Impact Nominal Index 1345:Serious Fraud Office 1217:Port of Dover Police 1185:Parks Police Service 975:Larne Harbour Police 284:Royal Marines Police 207:The Security Service 190:Serious Fraud Office 77:Cable & Wireless 2319:Biometric databases 2060:. 16 November 2018. 2046:. 19 November 2020. 1505:York Minster Police 1441:UK Security Vetting 1072:Ministry of Justice 1055:Ministry of Justice 607:Disclosure Scotland 463:College of Policing 2115:on 15 January 2012 1996:WhatDoTheyKnow.com 1727:www.acro.police.uk 1711:Charity Commission 1657: 655:Environment Agency 2277:ACRO PNC services 2024:. 1 November 2007 1972:on 19 August 2007 1681:Counter terrorism 1519: 1518: 1425:Trading Standards 863:National Highways 279:Royal Navy Police 257:Probation Service 2356: 2293:NDI Technologies 2264: 2263: 2257: 2249: 2247: 2245: 2236:. 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Index

law enforcement organisations across the United Kingdom
Kit Malthouse
National Policing Improvement Agency
Police Information Technology Organisation
Fujitsu
BS2000/OSD
UNIX
Cable & Wireless
X.25
packet-switched network
DVLA
Hendon
Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal
Aerial roof markings Β§ Unique PNC force code
National Police Chiefs' Council
Home Office
territorial police forces
Great Britain
Police Service of Northern Ireland
British Transport Police
Civil Nuclear Constabulary
Isle of Man Constabulary
States of Jersey Police
States of Guernsey Police Service
National Identification Service
National Crime Agency
Serious Fraud Office
Ministry of Defence Police
HM Revenue & Customs
The Security Service

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