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Identity Cards Bill

Of course he can ascribe a reason. That is why I said that the first letter will not give the person an appointment; it will invite him to make arrangements to make an appointment. The second letter provided for in the procedure is to remind the person of the need to report, to give a suggested appointment time and to say, ““If that is not convenient, can you notify us of another time?””. The second letter provides the person with an opportunity to rearrange the appointment, and the measure comes into play only if there has been no response to the initial notice followed by the reminder.

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Reference

676 c1539 

Session

2005-06

Chamber / Committee

House of Lords chamber
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