Part 2 Disclosure of Information etc For Immigration Purposes etc
Immigration Act 2014 (2014 c 22) | Legislation

Part 2 Disclosure of Information etc For Immigration Purposes etc

Disclosures by registration officials

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(1)     A registration official may—

(a)     disclose any information held by the registration official, or

(b)     supply any document held by the registration official,

to the Secretary of State, or to another registration official, for use for either of the following purposes.

(2)     Those purposes are—

(a)     immigration purposes;

(b)     purposes connected with the exercise of functions relating to—

(i)     the referral of proposed marriages to the Secretary of State under section 28H of the Marriage Act 1949, or

(ii)     the referral

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