Authorisation schemes, professional bodies, and so on

I’m using one of your legal docs for my website (the free T&Cs) and it asks for various information about authorisation schemes, professional bodies, codes of conduct and such like.  I don’t think my business (a kind of social website) is subject to any authorisation scheme, and I’m not a professional like a doctor or lawyer.  I haven’t signed up to any codes of conduct, and the business isn’t a member of any trade body or anything like that. Can I leave out that information?

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Alasdair Taylor's Answer

The disclosure of these categories of information is a requirement of the Ecommerce Regulations, but there is no requirement where there is no information!  Delete if irrelevant.

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