For each reporting period (1 January to 30 June and 1 July to 31 December), a data holder must prepare a report in the Commission's approved form summarising CDR complaint data and counting product data requests, direct consumer requests and accredited person requests, with refusals by rule or standard relied on; a secondary data holder must report SR data requests received and refusals with reasons; an accredited data recipient must report complaint data, new or materially changed CDR-enabled goods or services with the data needed and why, the number of requests made and received (split for sponsors and affiliates), disclosures to accredited persons, the proportion of consumers with a deletion election by brand, the number of consumers served, trusted adviser consents and advisers by class, insight consents, business consumer statements (with over-12-month consents and disclosures under them) and sponsorship arrangements; and a CDR representative principal must report the equivalent for each representative. Each report must be submitted to the Commission and the Information Commissioner within 30 days after the period ends (each a civil penalty), and either regulator may publish it or require an accredited data recipient to publish it. For the energy agencies, clause 7.1 of Schedule 4 substitutes a product data request report.
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