Housing and Planning Act 2016
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29 Duty to include person with banning order
(1) A local housing authority in England must make an entry in the database in respect of a person if— (a) a banning order has been made against the person following an application by the authority, and (b) no entry was made under section 30, before the banning order was made, on the basis of a conviction for the offence to which the banning order relates. (2) An entry made under this section must be maintained for the period for which the banning order has effect and must then be removed.
29 Duty to include person with banning order
(1) A local housing authority in England must make an entry in the database in respect of a person if— (a) a banning order has been made against the person following an application by the authority, and (b) no entry was made under section 30, before the banning order was made, on the basis of a conviction for the offence to which the banning order relates. (2) An entry made under this section must be maintained for the period for which the banning order has effect and must then be removed.
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