Noun
deregistration (countable and uncountable, plural deregistrations)
Removal of registration, especially:
The process by which an employee is removed from work registrant status.
According to the electoral umpire, 18 political parties survived the deregistration process. Source: Internet
Chairman of the Commission, Mahmood Yakubu, who announced the deregistration, said he based the decision on the powers vested in the electoral commission to register and regulate the activities of political parties. Source: Internet
HMRC in the town centre administers the UK's deregistration of VAT for companies, and the VAT Annual Accounting Scheme. Source: Internet
He pursued the Communist-dominated Waterside Workers Federation, established an inquiry into waterfront efficiency and employment, legislated to strip the WWF of its authority over recruitment and made deregistration of the union theoretically possible. Source: Internet
“However, several of the parties challenged the power of INEC to deregister them, particularly on the ground that the Electoral Act is inferior to the constitution and that deregistration infringed their fundamental rights under the same constitution. Source: Internet
INEC, presumably on this account, announced the deregistration of 74 out the parties, leaving only 28. Source: Internet