The National Crime Agency Barred List and National Crime Agency Advisory List Regulations 2026
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3 Information to be included in the barred list
(1) The Director General of the NCA must include in the barred list the following information in relation to each person (“P”) included in the list— (a) P’s full name; (b) P’s date of birth; (c) whether, at the time of the dismissal or finding by virtue of which P was included in the list, P was an NCA officer or former NCA officer; (d) where P was an NCA officer or former NCA officer— (i) P’s grade, or in the case of a former NCA officer P’s last grade; (ii) P’s staff number; (e) the reason for the dismissal or finding, including (where applicable)— (i) a description of P’s conduct which led to the dismissal or finding; and (ii) the way in which the conduct was (if at all) contrary to NCA standards; (f) the date of the dismissal or finding; (g) if P was included in the advisory list, the date that they were included in that list and whether P resigned or retired. (2) In this regulation— “NCA standards” has the same meaning as in the National Crime Agency (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2013.
3 Information to be included in the barred list
(1) The Director General of the NCA must include in the barred list the following information in relation to each person (“P”) included in the list— (a) P’s full name; (b) P’s date of birth; (c) whether, at the time of the dismissal or finding by virtue of which P was included in the list, P was an NCA officer or former NCA officer; (d) where P was an NCA officer or former NCA officer— (i) P’s grade, or in the case of a former NCA officer P’s last grade; (ii) P’s staff number; (e) the reason for the dismissal or finding, including (where applicable)— (i) a description of P’s conduct which led to the dismissal or finding; and (ii) the way in which the conduct was (if at all) contrary to NCA standards; (f) the date of the dismissal or finding; (g) if P was included in the advisory list, the date that they were included in that list and whether P resigned or retired. (2) In this regulation— “NCA standards” has the same meaning as in the National Crime Agency (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2013.
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