I just read http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-16931352. Outrageous. Children have been abused for years and intimidated not to tell their parents or others. How does Lord Henry think that suddenly just warning your child will prevent it becoming a victim:
*Defending the proposed changes, Home Office minister Lord Henley said that "whatever the setting, we believe that parents have the primary responsibility for educating their child in how to react to an approach from an adult if it goes beyond that adult's normal role".
Lord Henley said "what we are trying to do is create a system that will provide the necessary safeguards but does not make parents feel that their children are automatically safe - parents must still have the duty of looking after their children by warning them of potential dangers".*
It is not reasonable to assume that a CRB checked person will be with the unchecked person at all times, that is not going to happen.