Commentary on Sections Schedule 1: Information that may be recorded in Register
229.Schedule 1 sets out information that may be recorded in the Register. This includes:
	personal information – names, date and place of birth, gender, addresses;
	identifying information – photograph, signature, fingerprints, other biometric information;
	residential status – nationality, entitlement to remain, terms and conditions of that entitlement;
	personal reference numbers – for example the National Identity Registration Number and other government issued numbers, and validity periods of related documents;
	record history –information previously recorded, audit trail of changes and date of death;
	registration and ID card history – dates of: application, changes to information, confirmation; information regarding: other ID cards already issued, details of counter-signatures, notification under section 11(1) and requirements to surrender an ID card;
	validation information – information provided for any application to be entered in the Register, modification, confirmation or issue of an ID card (such as the information contained in the application form); other steps taken in connection with an application or otherwise for identifying the applicant and verifying the information; particulars of any other steps for ensuring there is an accurate entry in the Register; and particulars of notification of changes;
	security information – personal identification numbers, password or other codes, and questions and answers that could be used to identify a person seeking provisions of information or the modification of an entry; and
	records of provision of information – the “audit log” of how and when any information from an entry was provided to any person or body.