The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (Biometric Material) Regulations 2024
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5 Periodic review and destruction of preserved material
(1) The ICRIR must carry out periodic reviews of the need to retain preserved material. (2) Where, following a review under paragraph (1), the ICRIR determines that there is no need to retain preserved material, the ICRIR must give notice to the person holding the material that it is to be destroyed. (3) Within a reasonable period of concluding its work in connection with the relevant ICRIR functions, the ICRIR must give notice to each person holding preserved material that the material is to be destroyed. (4) A notice under paragraph (2) or (3) must– (a) be in writing, and (b) specify the preserved material to be destroyed. (5) Where a person receives a notice under paragraph (2) or (3), the person must destroy the material specified in the notice as soon as reasonably practicable.
5 Periodic review and destruction of preserved material
(1) The ICRIR must carry out periodic reviews of the need to retain preserved material. (2) Where, following a review under paragraph (1), the ICRIR determines that there is no need to retain preserved material, the ICRIR must give notice to the person holding the material that it is to be destroyed. (3) Within a reasonable period of concluding its work in connection with the relevant ICRIR functions, the ICRIR must give notice to each person holding preserved material that the material is to be destroyed. (4) A notice under paragraph (2) or (3) must– (a) be in writing, and (b) specify the preserved material to be destroyed. (5) Where a person receives a notice under paragraph (2) or (3), the person must destroy the material specified in the notice as soon as reasonably practicable.
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