The Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business Names (Sensitive Words and Expressions) Regulations 2014
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SCHEDULE 1 SPECIFIED WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
Regulations 3 and 4 PART 1 Words and Expressions specified for the purposes of sections 55(1) and 1194(1) of the 2006 Act Accredit Accreditation Accredited Accrediting Adjudicator Association Assurance Assurer Audit office Auditor General *Banc Bank Banking Benevolent *Breatannach *Breatainn *Brenhinol *Brenin *Brenhiniaeth Britain British Chamber of commerce Charitable Charity Charter Chartered Child maintenance Child support *Coimisean *Comhairle *Comisiwn Commission Co-operative Council *Cyngor Dental Dentistry *Diùc *Dug Duke Ei Fawrhydi England English Federation Friendly Society Foundation Fund Government *Gwasanaeth iechyd Health centre Health service Health visitor His Majesty HPSS HSC Inspectorate Institute Institution Insurance Insurer Judicial appointment King Licensing *Llywodraeth Medical centre Midwife Midwifery *Mòrachd Mutual NHS Northern Ireland Northern Irish Nurse Nursing Oifis sgrùdaidh *Oilthigh Ombudsman *Ombwdsmon *Parlamaid Parliament Parliamentarian Parliamentary Patent Patentee Police Polytechnic Post office *Prifysgol Prince *Prionnsa *Prydain *Prydeinig Queen Reassurance Reassurer Registrar Regulator Reinsurance Reinsurer *Riaghaltas *Rìgh Rìoghachd Aonaichte Rìoghail Rìoghalachd Royal Royalty Scotland Scottish Senedd Sheffield Siambr fasnach Social service Society Special school Standards Stock exchange Swyddfa archwilio *Teyrnas Gyfunol *Teyrnas Unedig Trade union Tribunal Trust *Tywysog Underwrite Underwriting University Wales Welsh Windsor PART 2 Words and Expressions specified for the purposes of section 55(1) of the 2006 Act Alba Albannach Na h-Alba *Cymru *Cymraeg *Cymreig
SCHEDULE 1 SPECIFIED WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS
Regulations 3 and 4 PART 1 Words and Expressions specified for the purposes of sections 55(1) and 1194(1) of the 2006 Act Accredit Accreditation Accredited Accrediting Adjudicator Association Assurance Assurer Audit office Auditor General *Banc Bank Banking Benevolent *Breatannach *Breatainn *Brenhinol *Brenin *Brenhiniaeth Britain British Chamber of commerce Charitable Charity Charter Chartered Child maintenance Child support *Coimisean *Comhairle *Comisiwn Commission Co-operative Council *Cyngor Dental Dentistry *Diùc *Dug Duke Ei Fawrhydi England English Federation Friendly Society Foundation Fund Government *Gwasanaeth iechyd Health centre Health service Health visitor His Majesty HPSS HSC Inspectorate Institute Institution Insurance Insurer Judicial appointment King Licensing *Llywodraeth Medical centre Midwife Midwifery *Mòrachd Mutual NHS Northern Ireland Northern Irish Nurse Nursing Oifis sgrùdaidh *Oilthigh Ombudsman *Ombwdsmon *Parlamaid Parliament Parliamentarian Parliamentary Patent Patentee Police Polytechnic Post office *Prifysgol Prince *Prionnsa *Prydain *Prydeinig Queen Reassurance Reassurer Registrar Regulator Reinsurance Reinsurer *Riaghaltas *Rìgh Rìoghachd Aonaichte Rìoghail Rìoghalachd Royal Royalty Scotland Scottish Senedd Sheffield Siambr fasnach Social service Society Special school Standards Stock exchange Swyddfa archwilio *Teyrnas Gyfunol *Teyrnas Unedig Trade union Tribunal Trust *Tywysog Underwrite Underwriting University Wales Welsh Windsor PART 2 Words and Expressions specified for the purposes of section 55(1) of the 2006 Act Alba Albannach Na h-Alba *Cymru *Cymraeg *Cymreig
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