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The Registrar (Identity Verification and Authorised Corporate Service Providers) Regulations 2025

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29 Discontinuance of an ACSP’s unique identifier

(1) A unique identifier ceases to be allocated to an ACSP if— (a) the ACSP ceases to be an ACSP under section 1098F(1) (ceasing to be an authorised corporate service provider) of the 2006 Act or under regulation 18; (b) the ACSP is given a notice under paragraph (2) that the unique identifier has ceased to be allocated to it, or (c) a new unique identifier is allocated to the ACSP under regulation 30. (2) The registrar may give a notice to an ACSP if the registrar is aware that the ACSP has more than one unique identifier. (3) The notice given under paragraph (2) must— (a) state the ACSP’s name; (b) specify one or more unique identifiers which have ceased to be allocated to the individual, and (c) state the unique identifier that remains allocated to them.

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29 Discontinuance of an ACSP’s unique identifier

(1) A unique identifier ceases to be allocated to an ACSP if— (a) the ACSP ceases to be an ACSP under section 1098F(1) (ceasing to be an authorised corporate service provider) of the 2006 Act or under regulation 18; (b) the ACSP is given a notice under paragraph (2) that the unique identifier has ceased to be allocated to it, or (c) a new unique identifier is allocated to the ACSP under regulation 30. (2) The registrar may give a notice to an ACSP if the registrar is aware that the ACSP has more than one unique identifier. (3) The notice given under paragraph (2) must— (a) state the ACSP’s name; (b) specify one or more unique identifiers which have ceased to be allocated to the individual, and (c) state the unique identifier that remains allocated to them.

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