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2.In these Regulations— “biometric card” means a card which forms...
3A.(1) A person who is subject to immigration control and...
5.Power for an authorised person to require a person to provide biometric information
6.Power for the Secretary of State to use and retain existing biometric information
8.Process by which an individual’s fingerprints and photograph may be obtained and recorded
13A.(1) The Secretary of State may issue a biometric immigration...
14.Requirement to surrender documents connected with immigration and nationality
18.Requirement for the holder of a document to notify the Secretary of State
19.Requirement to apply for a replacement biometric immigration document
20.Application of these Regulations to a person who is required to apply for a replacement biometric immigration document
23.Consequences of a failure to comply with a requirement of these Regulations
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