PART 4USUAL RESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES: PROTECTION FROM DISCLOSURE
Putting the address on the public record28
1
The registrar, on deciding in accordance with regulation 27 that a director’s or permanent representative’s usual residential address is to be put on the public record, shall proceed as if a return containing altered particulars had been given under Part 3—
a
stating that address as the director’s or permanent representative’s service address, and
b
stating that their usual residential address is the same as their service address.
2
The registrar must give notice of having done so—
a
to the director or permanent representative, and
b
to the company.
3
If the company has been notified by the director or permanent representative of a more recent address as their usual residential address, it must notify the registrar in accordance with regulation 13 (return of alteration in registered particulars).
4
A director or permanent representative whose usual residential address has been put on the public record by the registrar under this regulation may not register a service address other than their usual residential address for a period of five years from the date of the registrar’s decision.