Comparison With CRB Disclosures
The ISA barred lists performed a separate, albeit related, role to that of a CRB disclosure as the ISA decision making process considered information relating to the potential risk an individual poses to vulnerable groups using sources that go beyond that held by the police; whereas a CRB disclosure may contain details of offences that may not lead to a bar (for example drink driving) but which may be pertinent to a given role (such as driving a school bus). ISA-registration does not replace CRB disclosures. From 2012 the ISA and CRB were merged into the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).
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