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Housing Act 1985

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As published

403 Register of common lodging house keepers and their houses.

The local housing authority shall keep a register in which shall be entered— (a) the full names and the place of residence of every person registered as the keeper of a common lodging house; (b) the situation of every such lodging house; (c) the number of persons authorised to be received in the lodging house; and (d) the full names and places of residence of any persons who are to act as deputies of the keeper of the lodging house.

Your change, as a redline

403 Register of common lodging house keepers and their houses.

The local housing authority shall keep a register in which shall be entered— (a) the full names and the place of residence of every person registered as the keeper of a common lodging house; (b) the situation of every such lodging house; (c) the number of persons authorised to be received in the lodging house; and (d) the full names and places of residence of any persons who are to act as deputies of the keeper of the lodging house.

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