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About this document
... to content About this document This document aims to provide practical advice for veterinary surgeons and new applicants who have received a conviction/adverse finding that they are required to ...
What am I required to disclose to the RCVS?
... to content What am I required to disclose to the RCVS? You are required to disclose any criminal conviction or formal police caution, whether in the UK or abroad, that is not considered minor and ...
What are the minor offences excluded from disclosure?
... to content What are the minor offences excluded from disclosure? Minor convictions that are excluded from disclosure include some road traffic offences that have been dealt with by means of a fixed ...
What is a ‘protected’ spent conviction?
... to content What is a ‘protected’ spent conviction? Legislative provisions allowing certain convictions and cautions to be ‘spent’ do not generally apply to veterinary surgeons (and other ...
When do I have to disclose?
... to content When do I have to disclose? From 1 January 2014, you must make appropriate disclosure If you apply to join the Register for the first time; As part of your annual renewal process (when you ...
What are the consequences of failing to make an appropriate disclosure?
... to content What are the consequences of failing to make an appropriate disclosure? From 2014, if you fail to disclose any conviction/adverse finding (or at any time make a dishonest disclosure or ...
How should I disclose convictions to the RCVS?
... to content How should I disclose convictions to the RCVS? If you are applying to join the Register for the first time (or are applying to be restored) a declaration/disclosure form will be part of ...
What happens once convictions are disclosed to the RCVS?
... to content What happens once convictions are disclosed to the RCVS? For those already registered with the RCVS The Registrar will consider all declarations made and may seek guidance from external ...
Closed cases
... to content Closed cases If the case is closed, the conviction/adverse finding will be recorded against your name. There will be no further action on the part of the RCVS, although it may be ...
Annex A - Convictions and cautions protected for the purpose of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974
... to content Annex A - Convictions and cautions protected for the purpose of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 Cautions A caution is a protected caution if it was given to a person for an ...
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