MaverickSnoopy
A quick trawl of the (admittedly sometimes unclear) government DBS website, has found the following:
^Monitoring certificate status
When you add your DBS certificate to the Update Service, the DBS will keep your certificate up-to-date by regularly searching to see if any new information has come to light since its issue.
If new information is identified when we carry out the checks, you will receive a letter notifying you of the change and advising you of what to do next.
Your DBS certificate status will change if:
For all DBS certificates:
new convictions, cautions, reprimands or warnings are identified
any amendment or change to a current conviction, caution, warning or reprimand are identified
For all enhanced DBS certificates:
new convictions, cautions, reprimands or warnings are identified; or
any amendment or change to a current conviction, caution, warning or reprimand are identified
any new, relevant police information is identified
For enhanced certificates with a barred list check(s):
you are added to the barred list(s) that have been checked as part of an enhanced DBS certificate
any amendment or change to a current conviction, caution, warning or reprimand are identified
any new, relevant police information is identified
you are added to the barred list(s) that have been checked as part of an enhanced DBS check
You can log in to your account and check the status of your certificate at any time. You can also see a list of any employers/organisations that have checked your certificate status and how many times they have checked.^