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What is the role of the employer in the DBS check process?

The employer plays a crucial role in the DBS check process, as they are typically the ones who initiate the check for their employees or volunteers. Employers must ensure that they have a legitimate reason for requesting a DBS check and that they comply with data protection regulations. They are responsible for providing the necessary information to the service provider and for communicating the results of the check to the applicant. Additionally, employers must have policies in place to handle any disclosures from the DBS check appropriately.