31. Entry and deletion of information relating to bankruptcy restrictions and debt relief restrictions orders and undertakings.

Where an interim bankruptcy restrictions order1, a bankruptcy restrictions order2an interim debt relief restrictions order3 or a debt relief restrictions order4 is made against a bankrupt or a debtor, the Secretary of State5 must enter onto the bankruptcy restrictions register6 or the debt relief restrictions register7 as appropriate:

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    (1)     the bankrupt's or debtor's identification details;

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    (2)     the bankrupt's or debtor's gender;

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    (3)     the bankrupt's or debtor's occupation (if any);

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    (4)     a statement that an interim bankruptcy restrictions order, a bankruptcy restrictions order, an interim debt relief restrictions order or a debt relief restrictions order has been made against the

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