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THE KEY DETAILS THEY WERE ALLOWED TO REMOVE
* Residential addresses
* Regular travel arrangements
* Identity of anyone who delivers goods or provides services at their homes
* Costs of security arrangements
* Names of hotels / guest houses used
* Correspondence or advice letters to or from Department of Resources/ DFA
* Manuscript additions to forms, receipts etc made by Commons staff
* Dates and times on till receipts where the name of the supplier is included
* Bank and credit card statements (with special rules for mortgages and rent)
* Itemised parts of telephone bills listing calls to individual numbers
* Personal items on till receipts and invoices for which no claim has been made
* Misfiled pages relating to another Member
* Names and addresses and other details of staff if claiming for their expenses
* Other information not central to the purpose of the claim or which could aid identity fraud including: personal phone numbers and other contact details, barcodes, bank / Giro details, photocopies of cheques, cost centres and departmental identification numbers, personal data of third parties (excluding the name of mortgagees, chargees or landlords), account, invoice, delivery, order, NI or reference numbers, signatures