The Pedicab Drivers (London) Regulations 2026
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22 Register of licences
(1) TfL may keep and maintain in such form as it considers appropriate a register (the register) containing the following particulars for each licence issued under these Regulations, namely— (a) the number of the licence, the name of the person to whom it is granted, the date on which the licence is granted and the expiry date of the licence; and (b) such other particulars as TfL considers appropriate. (2) TfL may make publicly available information contained in the register. (3) TfL may maintain a supplementary register (the supplementary register) containing, for each licence issued under these Regulations, the address of the person to whom it is granted. (4) TfL may disclose the address of a licence holder included in the supplementary register to any person only if it appears to TfL that the person has a sufficient reason for requiring that information.
22 Register of licences
(1) TfL may keep and maintain in such form as it considers appropriate a register (the register) containing the following particulars for each licence issued under these Regulations, namely— (a) the number of the licence, the name of the person to whom it is granted, the date on which the licence is granted and the expiry date of the licence; and (b) such other particulars as TfL considers appropriate. (2) TfL may make publicly available information contained in the register. (3) TfL may maintain a supplementary register (the supplementary register) containing, for each licence issued under these Regulations, the address of the person to whom it is granted. (4) TfL may disclose the address of a licence holder included in the supplementary register to any person only if it appears to TfL that the person has a sufficient reason for requiring that information.
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