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Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act 2013

Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions - Registration - Changes to register

71: Registrar may amend register

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"The Registrar can update the register with new or correct information."

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The Registrar can change the register if you give them new information that is different from what is already on the register. This can happen when you send a notice under section 68 or an annual update with different information. The Registrar can also change the register if a network operator tells them that the information on the register is wrong, or if the Registrar finds a mistake or missing information on the register.

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Part 4Registration, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions
Registration: Changes to register

71Registrar may amend register

  1. The Registrar may amend the register if—

  2. a notice under section 68 or an annual update contains information that is different from the information entered on the register:
    1. a network operator informs the Registrar of information that is different from the information entered on the register:
      1. the Registrar is satisfied at any time that the register contains an error or a mistake or omits information given to the Registrar.