Disqualifications
Civil servants must not have been imprisoned by final judgment, except for negligence or petty offences, and must meet other Section 36 criteria.
Section 36 of the Civil Service Act 2008 disqualifies anyone imprisoned by final judgment, except for negligence or petty offences, so agencies run police checks before appointment.

Section 36 of the Civil Service Act 2008 disqualifies anyone imprisoned by final judgment, except for negligence or petty offences, so agencies run police checks before appointment.
This page is for civil-service and state-enterprise applicants. Disqualifications follow the licensing body's law and rules, which may change; check the latest notice before filing.
Civil servants must not have been imprisoned by final judgment, except for negligence or petty offences, and must meet other Section 36 criteria.
Appointing agencies usually arrange fingerprinting and checks themselves; applicants need not always apply separately.
Each has its own qualification rules; check each recruitment notice.
Teachers, police, military and local officials follow specific laws with differing criteria.
False statements in applications may lead to later revocation of appointment.
Check whether the judgment imposed final imprisonment, a suspended sentence or a negligence offence, since effects differ.




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