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53. Any person making a record required by this Order shall retain it for the following period–
(a)for a record made under paragraph 12 of Schedule 1, six years unless the record relates solely to the cleansing and disinfection of a vehicle, in which case six months;
(b)for a record made under–
(i)paragraph 1 of Schedule 2;
(ii)paragraph 1 of Schedule 4; or
(iii)paragraph 2 of Schedule 7,
three years after the requirement to maintain records in the relevant paragraph ceases to have effect in relation to the premises.
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