Regulation 15: Notice of changes
Care Quality Commission (Registration) Regulations 2009 (SI 2009/3112)
Last verified by Verivius on 19 May 2026. Next review due 17 Aug 2026.
Plain British summary
You have to notify CQC in writing as soon as reasonably practicable when certain events happen or are proposed: a different person carrying on or managing the activity, a registered person ceasing, a name change, changes in partnership membership, changes in directors/secretaries/nominated individual for a corporate body, or appointments of insolvency practitioners.
Full text on legislation.gov.uk. Treat quotes on this page as targeted excerpts, not as a substitute for the regulation.
Targeted verbatim quotes (5)
“a person other than the registered person carries on or manages the regulated activity,”
Reg 15(1)(a) (different operator)
“a registered person ceases to carry on or manage the regulated activity,”
Reg 15(1)(b) (registered person ceases)
“the name of a registered person (where that person is an individual) changes,”
Reg 15(1)(c) (name change, individual)
“where the service provider is a partnership, any change in the membership of the partnership,”
Reg 15(1)(d) (partnership membership change)
“where the service provider is a body other than a partnership, the body changes its name or registered address, or there is a change of director, secretary or other similar officer, or a change of nominated individual.”
Reg 15(1)(e) (corporate body change)
What Verivius does for you
Changes captured in the Audit log + statutory notifications register
The Audit log records changes to tenant configuration that map onto this regulation: ownership changes, location additions and address changes, status transitions on key personnel. Once the change has been notified externally to CQC, the submission reference and a copy of the form can be captured in the statutory notifications register against the relevant regulation.