2016 May Directors' Elections
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| − | If you stand and are elected, you will need to provide these, and they be publicly viewable through eg. [https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/ Companies House]. | + | If you stand and are elected, you will need to provide these, and they will be publicly viewable through eg. [https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/ Companies House]. |
Additionally, [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/section/165 section 165] requires that directors provide their residential address. This cannot be "The company's registered office". It does not go on public record, but will be kept in the company's own records, and sent to Companies House, who share it with various regulated authorities. | Additionally, [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/section/165 section 165] requires that directors provide their residential address. This cannot be "The company's registered office". It does not go on public record, but will be kept in the company's own records, and sent to Companies House, who share it with various regulated authorities. | ||
Revision as of 23:58, 1 June 2016
As per section 163 of the Companies Act, any company director needs to provide:
- name (forename and surname) and possibly former names (see subsections 163.3 and 163.4 for what does and doesn't qualify)
- service address, ie. address to which company correspondence should be served (this may be left as "The company's registered office")
- country of residence
- nationality
- business occupation (may be left blank)
- date of birth
If you stand and are elected, you will need to provide these, and they will be publicly viewable through eg. Companies House.
Additionally, section 165 requires that directors provide their residential address. This cannot be "The company's registered office". It does not go on public record, but will be kept in the company's own records, and sent to Companies House, who share it with various regulated authorities.
