The Registrar (Annotation, Removal and Disclosure Restrictions) Regulations 2024
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10 Objection to removal of material
(1) Where a notice has been given under regulation 9 following an application for removal, the registrar must determine the application as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the period for objecting. (2) In determining the application for removal, the registrar must take into account any objection made within the period for objecting. (3) The period for objecting is the period beginning with the date of the notice under regulation 9(3)(d) (or, if more than one notice was given in respect of the application, the date of the earliest notice) and ending with the date stated in the notice under regulation 9(3)(f). (4) An objection is made by giving written notice to the registrar. (5) A notice given under paragraph (4) must state— (a) the name of the person making the objection; (b) the person’s address; (c) the person’s email address; (d) the specified material to which the objection relates, and (e) the reasons for the objection. (6) A notice given under paragraph (4) must be accompanied by any information in writing which the person wishes to rely on in advancing their objection.
10 Objection to removal of material
(1) Where a notice has been given under regulation 9 following an application for removal, the registrar must determine the application as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the period for objecting. (2) In determining the application for removal, the registrar must take into account any objection made within the period for objecting. (3) The period for objecting is the period beginning with the date of the notice under regulation 9(3)(d) (or, if more than one notice was given in respect of the application, the date of the earliest notice) and ending with the date stated in the notice under regulation 9(3)(f). (4) An objection is made by giving written notice to the registrar. (5) A notice given under paragraph (4) must state— (a) the name of the person making the objection; (b) the person’s address; (c) the person’s email address; (d) the specified material to which the objection relates, and (e) the reasons for the objection. (6) A notice given under paragraph (4) must be accompanied by any information in writing which the person wishes to rely on in advancing their objection.
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