HM Land Registry, the UK government agency responsible for property registration, has published a new dataset focusing on so-called avoidable requisitions—additional requests that the agency must send to applicants due to errors or incomplete submitted documents. Such requests are one of the main causes of delays in processing applications for property ownership registration. The publication of this data is part of the agency's ongoing effort to improve the quality of submitted applications and reduce cases where application processing is delayed due to the need to request additional information from applicants or their representatives. By providing statistics on the types and frequency of such requests, HM Land Registry expects that property professionals, lawyers, and individuals will be better able to understand which errors most often lead to delays and avoid them in advance. The agency views this as a step toward a more efficient and transparent property registration system, emphasizing that reducing the number of avoidable requests directly impacts the speed of processing property transactions in the country. The initiative fits within HM Land Registry's broader strategy of digitalization and process optimization, aimed at accelerating operations in the UK property market.