Currently in Australia there is a big move for Churchs with their volunteers to have correct government clearances to allow people to work around children or vulnerable people. The predominant one here is a Working With Children Check or WWCC, part of this is the the number needs to be run through a database with the residing state or territory then this date of clearance needs to be recorded within the organisation.

I would like to know if there is as part of ChurchCRM's volunteer management goals an option to have clearances listed on staff/member pages for quick and easy access that could have a section like:

 - Claerance name: _Text box or custom drop down_
 - Number: _text box which allows numbers and letters_
 - Date Authorised: _date_
 - Authorising Body: _Text box or custom drop down_

Currently these are being managed in excel spreadsheets or paper ledgers and make it hard to have a consistant uptoday register accross the community.

Thanks,
Ordinary-Guy
Government compliancy
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Title : Government compliancy
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Currently in Australia there is a big move for Churchs with their volunteers to have correct government clearances to allow people to work around children or vulnerable people. The predominant one here is a Working With Children Check or WWCC, part of this is the the number needs to be run through a database with the residing state or territory then this date of clearance needs to be recorded within the organisation.

I would like to know if there is as part of ChurchCRM's volunteer management goals an option to have clearances listed on staff/member pages for quick and easy access that could have a section like:

 - Claerance name: _Text box or custom drop down_
 - Number: _text box which allows numbers and letters_
 - Date Authorised: _date_
 - Authorising Body: _Text box or custom drop down_

Currently these are being managed in excel spreadsheets or paper ledgers and make it hard to have a consistant uptoday register accross the community.

Thanks,
Ordinary-Guy
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