UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018: Primary legislation governing how personal information, including addresses, must be collected, processed, and stored. Essential for ensuring compliance with data protection principles in address declaration forms.

Fraud Act 2006: Legislation that addresses false representations and fraud. Relevant for ensuring address declarations are truthful and establishing consequences for knowingly making false statements.

Perjury Act 1911: Governs the legal implications of making false statements under oath or in statutory declarations. Particularly relevant if the address declaration requires verification under oath.

Civil Procedure Rules: Rules governing civil litigation in England and Wales. Important for address declarations that may be used in legal proceedings and ensuring compliance with formal documentation requirements.

Local Government Act 1972: Legislation relating to local authority matters. Relevant for address declarations involving local government procedures or requirements.

Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013: Legislation governing voter registration and administration. Applicable when address declarations are related to electoral registration purposes.

Housing Act 2004: Primary legislation for housing matters. Relevant for address declarations related to residential properties or housing-related matters.

Money Laundering Regulations 2017: Regulations governing identity verification and anti-money laundering procedures. Important for address declarations used as proof of address or for identity verification purposes.