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23.—(1) The registrar must allocate a unique identifier to any individual whose identity is verified.
(2) Unique identifiers allocated under this Chapter may be in such form, consisting of one or more sequences of letters or numbers, as the registrar may from time to time determine.
24.—(1) A unique identifier ceases to be allocated to an individual if—
(a)the individual ceases to be an individual whose identity is verified;
(b)the individual is given a notice under paragraph (2) that the unique identifier has ceased to be allocated to them, or
(c)a new unique identifier is allocated to the individual under regulation 25.
(2) The registrar may give notice to an individual if the registrar is aware that the individual has more than one unique identifier.
(3) The notice under paragraph (2) must—
(a)state the individual’s name;
(b)state the date of the notice;
(c)specify one or more unique identifiers which have ceased to be allocated to the individual, and
(d)state the unique identifier that remains allocated to them.
25. A new unique identifier may be allocated to an individual by giving them a notice stating—
(a)the individual’s name;
(b)the unique identifier that has ceased to be allocated to the individual, and
(c)the individual’s new unique identifier.
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