The five DBS facts Kadim stores

For each person who has been checked, Kadim stores five facts and no more. The certificate itself is never stored, the certificate number is encrypted, and every access is written to an audit log. The wider discussion is in DBS and safeguarding in Kadim.

The five facts

Fact What it is
Status Whether the check is verified, and by what evidence
Certificate number The 12-digit number on the certificate, stored encrypted
Issue date The date printed on the certificate. The three-year re-check clock runs from here
Level The DBS level the check was issued at
Workforce The population the check covers

Levels

Level Notes
Basic The lowest level
Standard A mid level
Enhanced The highest level. Only an enhanced check satisfies a role that requires enhanced DBS

A role that requires enhanced DBS fails closed on anything less: the placement is refused unless a current enhanced check is on record at that mosque.

Workforces

Workforce Covers
Adult Regulated work with adults
Child Regulated work with children
Adult and child Both

Status words on the dashboard

The compliance register shows each person a status chip. The counters at the top sum the whole mosque.

Word Meaning
Valid A verified DBS within its three-year re-check window
Expiring The re-check is due within 90 days. Still valid today
Missing No check on record yet
Pending A check is under way

Where the evidence came from

A verified status records how it was evidenced: a certificate seen at this mosque, or a paper check a trustee recorded and attests they saw. A recording never reaches into or copies another mosque's records.

Consent-gated DBS Update Service checks are a third source in the design, but they are not available yet and no record can currently be created that way. See Share your DBS status with a second mosque.

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