The Protection and Disclosure of Personal Information (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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(1) An application under regulation 2 must contain the following— (a) the applicant’s— (i) name, (ii) any former name, (iii) email address, (iv) date of birth; (b) a statement specifying what information the applicant wishes the registrar to make unavailable for public inspection (“the specified information”); (c) the name and registered number of the company in respect of which the specified information was placed on the register, and in respect of that company— (i) the name of the document in which the specified information appears on the register, (ii) where that document is a form, the number and title of that form, and (iii) the registration date of that document. (2) The registrar may request further information from the applicant for the purposes of enabling the registrar to locate the specified information on the register. (3) Where the registrar has requested information from the applicant under paragraph (2), the duty in regulation 4(1) will not apply to the registrar until the applicant has provided sufficient information to enable the registrar to locate the specified information. (4) In this Part— “former name” means a name— by which an individual was formerly known, and which was contained in a document delivered to the registrar in which the individual’s name was required to be stated; “name” means a person's forename and surname, except that in the case of— a peer, or an individual usually known by a title, the title may be stated instead of the person’s forename and surname.
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(1) An application under regulation 2 must contain the following— (a) the applicant’s— (i) name, (ii) any former name, (iii) email address, (iv) date of birth; (b) a statement specifying what information the applicant wishes the registrar to make unavailable for public inspection (“the specified information”); (c) the name and registered number of the company in respect of which the specified information was placed on the register, and in respect of that company— (i) the name of the document in which the specified information appears on the register, (ii) where that document is a form, the number and title of that form, and (iii) the registration date of that document. (2) The registrar may request further information from the applicant for the purposes of enabling the registrar to locate the specified information on the register. (3) Where the registrar has requested information from the applicant under paragraph (2), the duty in regulation 4(1) will not apply to the registrar until the applicant has provided sufficient information to enable the registrar to locate the specified information. (4) In this Part— “former name” means a name— by which an individual was formerly known, and which was contained in a document delivered to the registrar in which the individual’s name was required to be stated; “name” means a person's forename and surname, except that in the case of— a peer, or an individual usually known by a title, the title may be stated instead of the person’s forename and surname.
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