Anyone know how long an offence stays on an enhanced DBS check?

I've been asked by a close family friend if I know how long the offence of being convicted of benefit fraud stays on your criminal record for?
It happened in 2012 and she was convicted of obtaining money by false representation. (without dishonesty)
(Benefit fraud)
Penalties
£100 Court cost
160 hours community service
Repayment of all moneys
Feb 2012

She has applied for a good job in NHS and has declared this to interviewer but will the DBS show it up after all this time?

6 years before their spent and it will show up.

Yes as far as I can see here

https://unlock.org.uk/advice/what-wi...ltered-by-dbs/

There's an example as well

Sasha - convicted of 4 counts of benefit fraud as an adult

Sasha was convicted of 4 counts of benefit fraud in May 2012, when she was 31. Under the new rules, these will be removed from standard or enhanced DBS checks in May 2023, 11 years after Sasha was convicted as an adult.

Cheers guys.

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Originally Posted by uncle bob

Cheers guys.

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She’ll be fine - 2012 it’s spent and won’t be held against her. Hope she gets the position.

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Originally Posted by uncle bob

I've been asked by a close family friend if I know how long the offence of being convicted of benefit fraud stays on your criminal record for?
It happened in 2012 and she was convicted of obtaining money by false representation. (without dishonesty)
(Benefit fraud)
Penalties
£100 Court cost
160 hours community service
Repayment of all moneys
Feb 2012

She has applied for a good job in NHS and has declared this to interviewer but will the DBS show it up after all this time?

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shouldn't really matter as she has declared it, so the NHS know the score

All the offences stay on the DBS return.

They just don't count under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act so she has nothing to worry about.