The manual vetting system led to 273 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests.

Indeed, it was so easy to make home care money off the Government that nearly 100 new companies a month were getting on the gravy train until President Clinton placed a moratorium on them in September, pending the establishment of a better vetting system.

It has scrapped ID cards, watered down the absurd vetting system for voluntary helpers and is now proposing, at last, to amend the Licensing Act 2003 to remove the regulatory burdens on small-scale entertainment.

"Recently, we've seen several cases of freelancers' apparent unfamiliarity with provisions of the Ethical Journalism policy despite the vetting system we put in place last spring to try to ensure that they would be aware of the policy," they wrote.

On the day of Huntley's conviction, the Home Secretary David Blunkett announced an inquiry into the vetting system which allowed Huntley to get a caretaker's job at a school despite four separate complaints about him reaching social services.

Anyway, the real vetting system is not fact-checking but the editor.

The studio owner subsequently ordered 100 RKO employees on "leave of absence" while he established a "security office" to oversee an ideological vetting system.

Whether security personnel are involved or not depends on how good the original vetting system is.

In May 2009, GroundReport implemented a vetting system that requires review and approval of every contributor.

A plan to help uncertified teachers and to allow talented people to teach without going through the normal vetting system deserves a fair hearing.