[2025] UKUT 221 (AAC)

“you have engaged in conduct which harmed or could harm children and vulnerable adults”;

“It is acknowledged that you have worked in regulated activity for a number of years and the positive feedback from professional peers who all have significant experience in safeguarding has been fully considered, however concerns are raised in your lack of remorse or insight for your actions, which resulted in two vulnerable children being left naked in a room, further evidenced by your response after being told of the incident, ‘I don’t know how long this will take as I have other commitments that are equally as important after this meeting’ and your previous statement that you would not do anything differently, even though a service user was left outside their home in the early hours of the morning”;

“due to the repeated nature of the incidents, significant concerns are raised that you would not change any of the behaviours that led to vulnerable Children being exposed to significant harm and the DBS are satisfied that if you were to continue in regulated activity with vulnerable groups you may continue to put your own needs ahead of people in your care, including vulnerable adults and this failure to safeguard would always expose both Children and Vulnerable Adults to significant risk of emotional and physical harm. Therefore, the DBS are satisfied that it is appropriate to include you in the Children’s and Adult’s Barred Lists”;