Part 11 Information about dealings in land Section 219: Power to require provision of certain classes of information Effect
Subsection (1) specifies that information can only be collected if it is within scope of a permitted purpose (as set out in sections 220 to 222).
	Subsection (2) clarifies that all three permitted purposes may apply in England and Wales.
	Subsection (3) specifies that only the national security purpose applies to Scotland and Northern Ireland.
	Subsection (4) makes clear that regulations must specify: (i) the person on whom the requirement falls; (ii) the occurrence or circumstances that gives rise to the requirement; (iii) the time limit for compliance; and (iv) the person to whom the information must be provided.
	Subsection (5) requires that the occurrence or circumstance that gives rise to a requirement to provide information under the national security purpose must be (or include) the giving of a notice to the person obliged to provide the information. A notice may also give rise to a requirement under the other permitted purposes.
	Subsection (6) specifies that notices issued under regulations may be deemed to have been given at a certain time in certain circumstances, to be defined through regulations.
	Subsection (7) specifies that the person to whom information must be provided must be (i) the Chief Land Registrar; or (ii) a person exercising public functions on behalf of the Crown.
	Subsection (8) provides that regulations may: (i) provide how information should be provided (including provision requiring it to be provided by electronic means); (ii) have retrospective and extraterritorial extent.