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The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026

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9 Retention and publication of information

(1) The registrar must retain all contractual control information, and any information specified in regulation 6(2), provided in accordance with regulation 7. (2) Subject to paragraphs (3), (5) and (6), the registrar must publish a dataset comprising the information referred to in paragraph (1) as soon as possible after 6th April 2028 and must then publish updated information no less frequently than once every month. (3) If the registrar is satisfied that any of the information referred to in paragraph (1) is incorrect or is otherwise misleading, the registrar may omit that information from publication or may correct the information either before or after it is published. (4) If the registrar is satisfied that a contractual control right about which contractual control information has been provided has determined, has expired or has been exercised, the registrar may include details with the information published pursuant to paragraph (2). (5) The registrar is not obliged to include information about a contractual control right that has determined, has expired or has been exercised when publishing updated information pursuant to paragraph (2). (6) The registrar must not publish information provided in accordance with regulation 8(c). (7) The registrar may impose conditions on any person requesting to access the information published pursuant to paragraph (2) that must be met before the registrar grants access (which may include a requirement that the person making the request identifies themselves to the registrar).

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9 Retention and publication of information

(1) The registrar must retain all contractual control information, and any information specified in regulation 6(2), provided in accordance with regulation 7. (2) Subject to paragraphs (3), (5) and (6), the registrar must publish a dataset comprising the information referred to in paragraph (1) as soon as possible after 6th April 2028 and must then publish updated information no less frequently than once every month. (3) If the registrar is satisfied that any of the information referred to in paragraph (1) is incorrect or is otherwise misleading, the registrar may omit that information from publication or may correct the information either before or after it is published. (4) If the registrar is satisfied that a contractual control right about which contractual control information has been provided has determined, has expired or has been exercised, the registrar may include details with the information published pursuant to paragraph (2). (5) The registrar is not obliged to include information about a contractual control right that has determined, has expired or has been exercised when publishing updated information pursuant to paragraph (2). (6) The registrar must not publish information provided in accordance with regulation 8(c). (7) The registrar may impose conditions on any person requesting to access the information published pursuant to paragraph (2) that must be met before the registrar grants access (which may include a requirement that the person making the request identifies themselves to the registrar).

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