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The measure was drafted in response to recommendations made by the inquiry into the murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, by college caretaker Ian Huntley.
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Typical stupid Government bringing in pointless legislation for the wrong reasons. Huntley will have been CRB checked if he was a college caretaker. How would this new idea have saved the girls who did not even go to his college?
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Anyone who has "regular" or "intense" contact with children or vulnerable adults will by law have to sign up to the Vetting and Barring Scheme from November 2010.
"Regular" is defined as more than once a month and "intense" as three times a month or more, the Home Office says.
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So if you only visit once every 2 months you must automatically be safe to be with the kids.
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Mr Pullman told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "It's actually rather dispiriting and sinister.
"Why should I pay £64 to a government agency to give me a little certificate to say I'm not a paedophile.
"Children are abused in the home, not in classes of 30 or groups of 200 in the assembly hall with teachers looking on."
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Exactly and that is why it is a waste of time.