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REVISED REGISTRATION POLICY May 5, 20092009 KIR POLYMORPHISM WORKSHOP Berkeley California Organizers Elizabeth Trachtenberg, PhD, Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute Peter Par ham, PhD,

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What is revised registration policy?

The revised registration policy outlines updated requirements and guidelines for registration.

Who is required to file revised registration policy?

All individuals or entities that are subject to the policy must file the revised registration.

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What is the purpose of revised registration policy?

The purpose of the revised registration policy is to ensure compliance with new regulations and to update information on registered individuals or entities.

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The revised registration policy requires reporting of updated contact information, business activities, and any relevant changes.