Sensitivity obligation – public registers
- First published
- 24 July 2024
- Last updated
- 24 July 2024 - see all updates
- Topics
- Debt Arrangement Scheme, Protected Trust Deeds, Bankruptcy, Systems
Guidance on information being withheld on the public registers maintained by AiB
Information that may be withheld
The intention behind this section of the legislation was that an individual’s address could be withheld from the public register if making their whereabouts public would expose them to real and specific threat.
It is the Accountant’s view that an individual’s name should always be entered on to the registers, but that in certain circumstances, address details could be withheld. This would apply where disclosure of an individual’s current address or whereabouts might reasonably be expected to lead to violence or harm against that individual or against a person who normally resides with them as a family member.
- First published
- Wednesday, 24 July 2024
- Last updated
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