Why does the consent form have 4 signing options on page 2?
A. The consent form has been condensed from a multiple range of forms to just 1 form, to make it much more user friendly and reduce the paper work. The form is a general tool for the organisation, so it applies to Ramblers projects such as Get Walking and Family pilot schemes, as well as Area and Group activities. Some of the projects have support workers supervising vulnerable groups or children rather than parents, legal guardians or carers, so extra options need to be included to accommodate the organisation as a whole. On the consent form, we provide information to parents, legal guardians and carers about our volunteers not being qualified to directly care for or supervise children or vulnerable adults. The form then breaks off into 4 options; Option 1 – to be signed by a parent or legal guardian/carer to agree that they will supervise their child(ren) or vulnerable adult(s) during a Ramblers activity at all times. Option 2 – for a parent, legal guardian to sign the form to agree
Related Questions
- CFR 50.27(a) requires that a copy of the consent document be given to the person signing the form. Does this copy have to be a photocopy of the form with the subjects signature affixed?
- The parents are NOT signing the Consent of Parent or Guardian Box on the eye examination form. Does that matter?
- Can I just send the cover sheet and consent form to the parent for signing?
