when it burned to the ground in December 2005. According to the Home Office the location had been assessed as low-risk notwithstanding that the site was from a disaster hazard and the site and its surroundings burned to the ground. Users Requests for access to PNC are decided upon by the PNC Information Access Panel (PIAP). The members of the panel are the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC), the Association of Police Authorities, and the Home Office. Delegated or subcontracted users exist. Organisations with full access: All territorial police forces of Great Britain Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) British Transport Police (BTP) Civil Nuclear Constabulary Isle of Man Constabulary States of Jersey Police States of Guernsey Police Service National Identification Service (NIS) National Crime Agency (NCA) Serious Fraud Office (SFO) Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) HM Revenue & Customs The Security Service (MI5) Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) Defence Intelligence Staff Department for Work and Pensions National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) Other organisations have restricted access to names file only. HM Court Service Probation Service The Criminal Records Bureau The Royal Military Police Royal Air Force Police Royal Navy Police Royal Marines Police PIAP has defined the following organisations as non-police and has agreed that authorised users within these organisations can have Names file only access commensurate with their previously stated and agreed business needs. Non-police organisations with access to PNC: Databases PNC contains several separate databases; these include: Names File: This contains a large amount of information about people who have been convicted, cautioned or recently arrested (referred to as 'nominals' on the PNC). This includes links to fingerprints and DNA. (The PNC is a text only computer so no graphical information is stored; photos that are taken whilst in custody have information relating to their location so enquiries can be made to obtain a copy of them). Nominals can be placed on the PNC as 'Wanted/Missing' if they are sought in connection with a crime, on warrant and failed to appear at court, AWOL from military service or reported missing. All recent previous arrests and convictions will appear on PNC as well as any impending offences; full disposal history is also included which will show the sentence handed down for each offence. Numerous other items of information are also stored including all previous addresses, co-defendants, local intelligence, marks/scars and descriptions. Vehicle File: Provides details