Sentence examples similar to take off the register from inspiring English sources
A sex offender who fails to get their name taken off the register would have to wait a further eight years before they can apply again.
Most people have been automatically moved over to the new register by matching their data to other government services, but in deprived areas the proportion of people found is significantly lower - meaning more entries are simply taken off the register.
Last night the Department for Education said it was taking "immediate action" to strengthen the current regulations governing the information schools should collect when a pupil is taken off the register.
The Bibra Lake site at the Beeliar Wetlands, just 4km away, was taken off the register by the state's Aboriginal Cultural Materials Committee (ACMC), on the back of an archaeological report commissioned by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs DAAA) that said there was "no Aboriginal cultural material" in the site boundary.
A DfE spokesperson said: "The safety of young people in our schools is paramount and we will be taking immediate steps to strengthen our guidance to schools on safeguarding and to amend the current regulations about the information schools collect when a pupil is taken off the register.
The Home Office assessment says that a maximum of 1,200 offenders will be eligible to apply each year to be taken off the register, but adds: "It is not possible to predict what proportion of those eligible... would apply for a review".
Dr Johannes Peperkamp was a locum neurologist at King's Mill Hospital for a month in 2012, despite being taken off the register for not paying fees.
"Somewhere between 30 and 80 sacred sites have been taken off the register, and, on top of that, a grand total of 3,200 other significant sites were taken off the register in recent years.
