current post holder Mairi NYHR Principal adviser in – CYPS Schools Reed and liaison with head teacher Haroon Rashid Head of fostering Alan Tucker Fostering and Vicky Head of safeguarding CYPS adoption - applicants Metheringham only Mel Adoption team manager Hutchinson CYPS including CYPS Head of HR CYPS Penny Yeadon children centres Cleaning corporate property Property investment and delivery CS Paula McLean management - manager contractors only IPT Integrated BES Passenger Transport Compliance team leader Liz Tyerman - contractors only All BES and CS staff CS / BES including County Head of HR BES and CS Andrew Ellis Caterers Library and community services - Assistant director - library and CS Julie Blaisdale home library service community services volunteers only Assistant director - health and Ian Spicer and HAS All adult services Dale Owens Appendix 5 - Rehabilitation periods with effect from 10 March 2014 – The rehabilitation period (the length of time before a caution or conviction becomes spent) is determined by the type of disposal administered or the length of the sentence imposed. Rehabilitation periods that run beyond the end of a sentence are made up of the total sentence length plus an additional period that runs from the end of the sentence, which we have called the rehabilitation periods ‘buffer period’. Other start from the date of conviction or the date the penalty was imposed. The are halved for those who are under 18 at date of conviction ‘buffer periods’ (save for custodial sentences of six months or less where the is 18 ‘buffer period’ months). The rehabilitation periods for sentences with additional which run “buffer periods” from the end date of the sentence are shown in the table below:
current post holder CYPS Schools NYHR Principal adviser – in liaison with head teacher Mairi Reed and Haroon Rashid CYPS Fostering and adoption - applicants only Head of fostering Alan Tucker Head of safeguarding Vicky Metheringham Adoption team manager Mel Hutchinson CYPS CYPS including children centres Head of HR CYPS Penny Yeadon CS Cleaning corporate property management - contractors only Property investment and delivery manager Paula McLean BES IPT Integrated Passenger Transport - contractors only Compliance team leader Liz Tyerman CS / BES All BES and CS staff including County Caterers Head of HR BES and CS Andrew Ellis CS Library and community services - home library service volunteers only Assistant director - library and community services Julie Blaisdale HAS All Assistant director - health and adult services Ian Spicer and Dale Owens Appendix 5 - Rehabilitation periods – with effect from 10 March 2014 The rehabilitation period (the length of time before a caution or conviction becomes spent) is determined by the type of disposal administered or the length of the sentence imposed. Rehabilitation periods that run beyond the end of a sentence are made up of the total sentence length plus an additional period that runs from the end of the sentence, which we have called the ‘buffer period’. Other rehabilitation periods start from the date of conviction or the date the penalty was imposed. The ‘buffer periods’ are halved for those who are under 18 at date of conviction (save for custodial sentences of six months or less where the ‘buffer period’ is 18 months). The rehabilitation periods for sentences with additional “buffer periods” which run from the end date of the sentence are shown in the table below:
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