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18.—(1) The keeper of a register may disclose energy improvement data to an authorised recipient or an approved organisation if all of the conditions in paragraph (2) are met.
(2) The conditions are that—
(a)the authorised recipient or an approved organisation has made a request for one or more specific descriptions of data to the keeper;
(b)the request is made—
(i)by means of a website operated by the keeper; or
(ii)by electronic communication sent to an address or location specified by the keeper for the purpose of the receipt of such requests;
(c)the data does not include any information revealing the location of an excluded building (or any information from which the location of such a building can be deduced);
(d)the disclosure is made subject to the condition that the data is to be used by the recipient solely for one or more of the purposes described in Part 2 of Schedule 1 to the 2008 Regulations; and
(e)the data does not relate only to a particular building or building unit.
(3) The keeper may refuse to disclose information under paragraph (1) where the person who requests the disclosure has previously failed to comply with a condition of the kind referred to in paragraph (2)(d).
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