Part 1: Registration of Overseas Entities Correction or removal of material on the register Section 29: Application to rectify register
Under this section, regulations by the Secretary of State (subject to the affirmative resolution procedure) may be made which make provision for the Registrar, on application, to remove material from the register, for example if it is factually inaccurate (subsection (1)). The regulations may set out who can apply for rectification of the register, what information is to be included in and what documents are to accompany an application, any notice period for both an application and the outcome of an application, any objection period that may apply to an application and how an application is to be determined (subsection (2)). Regulations under this section might, for example, allow an overseas entity to make an application to the Registrar for it to remove material on the register about the entity where the entity considers that material to be factually inaccurate.
	Applications must specify what is to be removed from the register, where on the register it is, and must include a statement that the material specified complies with subsection (1) and regulations made under it.
	If there are no objections to the application the Registrar may accept the statement as sufficient evidence that the material should be removed from the register (subsection (4)).