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Rule 51 Insertion of new Chapter 3A into Part 6A

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

After Rule 6A.7 insert—

“CHAPTER 3A

DEBT RELIEF RESTRICTIONS REGISTER

Debt relief restrictions orders and undertakings – entries of information onto the debt relief restrictions register

6A.7A.
(1)

This Rule is subject to Rule 6A.7B.

(2)

Where an interim debt relief restrictions order or a debt relief restrictions order is made against a debtor, the Secretary of State shall enter onto the debt relief restrictions register—

(a)

the name, gender, occupation (if any) and date of birth of the debtor;

(b)

the debtor’s last known address;

(c)

a statement that an interim debt relief restrictions order or, as the case may be, a debt relief restrictions order has been made against him;

(d)

the date of the making of the order and the order reference number; and

(e)

the duration of the order.

(3)

Where a debt relief restrictions undertaking is given by a debtor, the Secretary of State shall enter onto the debt relief restrictions register—

(a)

the name, gender, occupation (if any) and date of birth of the debtor;

(b)

the debtor’s last known address;

(c)

a statement that a debt relief restrictions undertaking has been given;

(d)

the date of the acceptance of the debt relief restrictions undertaking by the Secretary of State and reference number of the undertaking; and

(e)

the duration of the debt relief restrictions undertaking.

Deletion of information from the debt relief restrictions register – debt relief restrictions order and undertakings

6A.7B.

In any case where an interim debt relief restrictions order or a debt relief restrictions order is made or a debt relief restrictions undertaking has been accepted, the Secretary of State shall remove from the debt relief restrictions register all information regarding that order or, as the case may be, undertaking after—

(a)

receipt of notification that the order or, as the case may be, undertaking has ceased to have effect; or

(b)

the expiry of the order or, as the case may be, undertaking.”.