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11.20.—(1) Where any of the following orders are made against a bankrupt or a debtor the Secretary of State must enter on the bankruptcy restrictions register or debt relief restrictions register as appropriate the specified information—
(a)an interim bankruptcy restrictions order;
(b)a bankruptcy restrictions order;
(c)an interim debt relief restrictions order; or
(d)a debt relief restrictions order.
(2) The specified information is—
(a)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s identification details;
(b)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s gender;
(c)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s occupation (if any);
(d)a statement that an interim bankruptcy restrictions order, a bankruptcy restrictions order, an interim debt relief restrictions order or a debt relief restrictions order has been made against the bankrupt or debtor;
(e)the date of the order;
(f)the court in which the order was made and the court or order reference number; and
(g)the duration of the order.
(3) Where a bankruptcy restrictions undertaking is given by a bankrupt or a debt relief restrictions undertaking is given by a debtor, the Secretary of State must enter on to the bankruptcy restrictions or debt relief restrictions register—
(a)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s identification details;
(b)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s gender;
(c)the bankrupt’s or debtor’s occupation (if any);
(d)a statement that a bankruptcy restrictions undertaking or debt relief restrictions undertaking has been given;
(e)the date of the acceptance of the bankruptcy restrictions undertaking or debt relief restrictions undertaking by the Secretary of State; and
(f)the duration of the bankruptcy restrictions undertaking or debt relief restrictions undertaking.
(4) This rule is subject to any court order for the non-disclosure of the debtor’s current address made under rules 20.6 (debtors at risk of violence: bankruptcy and debt relief proceedings) or 20.7 (additional provisions in respect of order under rule 20.6(4)).
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