All members of Clifton RFC who have a regular supervisory contact with children or a management responsibility for those working with children must undertake an RFU Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. It is a criminal offence to work with children unsupervised without such a check. Positions that require a DBS check include (but not excluding) the following,

Safeguarding and Assistant Safeguarding Officers.
Volunteer co-ordinator.
Coach (whether volunteer or paid, assisting or leading).
Club Referee’s.
Age Group Managers.
Open Age Team Captains.
Junior Supervisors.
First Aiders / Physiotherapists / Medical Support.
People with access to children's personal information (GMS, Pitchero, etc…).
Hold a position of influence

Wondering whether you need a check? In short, if you are working with children or young people more than once per week or 4 or more times in a 30 day period, you need a DBS check.

For further information please read,
http://www.cliftonrugby.co.uk/a/safeguarding-42290.html?page=2