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25. In rule 34.36 (cancellation of registered orders) for paragraph (1) substitute—
“(1) Where the court officer for the registering court—
(a)has no reason to send papers to another Maintenance Enforcement Business Centre under Practice Direction 34E; and
(b)considers that the payer under the registered order is not residing within the area covered by the Maintenance Enforcement Business Centre for the Designated Family Judge area where the order is registered and has no assets in England and Wales,
the court officer must cancel the registration.”.
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