Interactive Gambling Act 1998
143Destruction of prints and photographs
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143 Destruction of prints and photographs If— (a) an application by a person to the Minister or the commission for a licence under this Act is refused; or (b) a licence held by a person is surrendered or cancelled; and the person had lodged with the Minister or the commission, in connection with the application referred to in paragraph (a) or the application for the licence referred to in paragraph (b), the imprint of the finger prints or palm prints or a photograph of the person, the Minister or commission must destroy— (c) the imprint of the finger prints and palm prints, and the photograph, of that person, that accompanied that application or the application for that licence; and (d) any copy of that imprint, or those imprints, and of that photograph, that is in the possession or control of the Minister or commission for a purpose connected with that application, or the application for that licence.