(i) for “central administrator and Member States shall” substitute “Secretary of State  and national administrator must”;  (ii) for “Union Registry, the EUTL and other KP registries only store and process”  substitute “Registry only stores and processes”;  (iii) omit “, Tables VI-I and VI-II of Annex VI, Table VII-I of Annex VII,”;  (b) for paragraph 2 substitute—  (c) in paragraph 3, for “central administrator and Member States shall” substitute “Secretary  of State and national administrator must”.  (a) a designated national authority;  (b) the European Anti-fraud Office of the European Commission;  (c) law enforcement authorities, tax authorities or insolvency services in the United  Kingdom;  (d) international law enforcement authorities, tax authorities or insolvency services;  (e) the UNFCCC;  (f)  the administrator of a registry connected to the UNFCCC International Transaction  Log.  ( a ) EUR 2016/679, amended by S.I. 2019/419.  12 4.  An entity receiving information in accordance with paragraph 3 must ensure that the  information received is only used for the purposes stated in the request in accordance with  paragraph 3 and is not made available deliberately or accidentally to persons not involved  in the intended purpose of the information use. This provision does not preclude these  entities from making the information available to other entities listed in paragraph 2, if this  is necessary for the purposes stated in the request made in accordance with paragraph 3.  5.  Upon their request, the national administrator may provide access to transaction  information which does not allow the direct identification of specific persons to the entities  referred to in paragraph 2 for the purpose of looking for suspicious transaction patterns.  3.  Information may be provided to the entities referred to in paragraph 2 upon their  request to the national administrator if such requests are justified and necessary for the  purposes of investigation, detection, prosecution, tax administration or enforcement,  auditing and financial supervision of fraud involving Kyoto units, or of money laundering,  terrorism financing, other serious crime, or a market manipulation offence for which the  accounts in the Registry may be an instrument.  2.  The national administrator may provide information held in the Registry to the  following entities—  1.  Information held in the Registry, including the holding of accounts, all transactions  made, the unique unit identification code of the allowances and the unique numeric value of  the unit serial number of the Kyoto units held or affected by a transaction, must be  considered confidential except as otherwise required by domestic or international law,  including relevant international climate law.  (15) Omit Articles 108 and 109.  (16) For Article 110 substitute—  “2.  The Secretary of State and the national administrator must ensure that no special  categories of personal data (within the meaning given in Article 9(1) of Regulation (EU)  2016/679( a ), as amended from time to time) are recorded in the Registry.”;  Confidentiality  “ Article 110 