126 Confirmation statements
Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (2023 c 56) | Legislation

126  Confirmation statements

After section 10C of the Limited Partnerships Act 1907 (inserted by section 125 of this Act) insert—

“Confirmation statements

10D Duty to deliver confirmation statements

(1)     The general partners in a limited partnership must, within the period of 14 days after each review period, deliver to the registrar a statement (a “confirmation statement”) confirming that any information required by subsection (2) is being delivered at the same time as the confirmation statement.

(2)     The information that must be delivered at the same time as the confirmation statement is—

(a)     a notice of any notifiable change in respect of which a notice under section 8N, 8R, 8S or 10A has not been delivered,

(b)     a notice under section 8F if—

(i)     the limited partnership's registered office is not at an appropriate address within the meaning given by section 8E(2) when the confirmation statement is made, and

(ii)     the limited partnership has not given a notice under section 8F that is awaiting registration by the registrar,

(c)     a notice under section 8I if—

(i)     the limited partnership's registered email address is not at an appropriate email address within the meaning given by section 8H(2) when the confirmation statement

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