Is Subject Access the same as police vetting?
No. Subject Access, which is a right to request access to information held about you may only provide a copy of some of the information about you held by the police, as exemptions can apply. Vetting for employment with the police service will normally entail access to all information held by the police on an individual and may include consideration of information about associates.
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