A content type failed to be syndicated: Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentTypeReadOnlyException

I've got a content type hub in my SharePoint 2010 environment. I've updated a content type on the hub and now when the timer job for the content type hub runs I'm getting a lot of messages like this one:
A content type failed to be syndicated: Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentTypeReadOnlyException: The content type "Site Request"
at "/sites/sitename" is read only.
at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentType.Update(Boolean updateChildren, Boolean ignoreSealedOrReadOnly, Boolean throwOnSealedOrReadOnly, IList`1 exceptions)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPContentType.Update()
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.ContentTypeSync.Internal.SubscriberImport.UnshareContentType(SPContentType contentType, Boolean previousReadOnlyValue)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.ContentTypeSync.Internal.SubscriberImport.UnshareContentType(String contentTypeIdString)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.ContentTypeSync.Internal.Subscriber.SynchronizeSite(TaxonomySession session, TermStore termStore, MetadataWebServiceApplicationProxy proxy, SPSite site, Guid rawPartitionId, DownloadedHubData downloadedHubData, SyndicationResult
result, SiteStatus& siteStatus)
There haven't been any updates made to the content types for quite a while. So this issue might have occurred since the latest SharePoint updates were installed.
To me it sounds like this could be a permission issue but I can't see an issue with the permissions.

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