The Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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53 Amendment to Schedule 2
(1) Schedule 2 (prescribed forms) is amended as follows. (2) In the table, in the entry relating to Form 2, in the second column, omit “, 17(3)(a)(ii)” in the second column from the left. (3) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 2 insert— 2A | 42A | Declaration of particulars for the registration of a death | The Act, section 23A 2B | 34A | Declaration of particulars for the registration of a still birth | The Act, section 9(1) (4) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 6 insert— 6A | 9(4) and (4A) | Declaration by parent on request for the registration of a birth | The Act, section 10(1)(d) to (g) 6B | 17(3) | Declaration by parent on request for the re-registration of a birth | The Act, section 10A(1)(d) to (g) (5) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 22B, omit the last two rows. (6) In Schedule 2— (a) for Form 1, substitute Form 1 as set out in Schedule 1 to these Regulations; (b) for Form 2, substitute Form 2 as set out in that Schedule; (c) after Form 2, insert Forms 2A and 2B as set out in that Schedule; (d) for Form 6A, substitute Form 6A as set out in that Schedule; (e) for Form 6B, substitute Form 6B as set out in that Schedule; (f) for Form 8, substitute Form 8 as set out in that Schedule; (g) for Form 9, substitute Form 9 as set out in that Schedule; (h) for Form 11, substitute Form 11 as set out in that Schedule; (i) for Form 13, substitute Form 13 as set out in that Schedule; (j) for Form 20, substitute Form 20 as set out in that Schedule; (k) for Form 21, substitute Form 21 as set out in that Schedule; (l) for Form 22, substitute Form 22 as set out in that Schedule.
53 Amendment to Schedule 2
(1) Schedule 2 (prescribed forms) is amended as follows. (2) In the table, in the entry relating to Form 2, in the second column, omit “, 17(3)(a)(ii)” in the second column from the left. (3) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 2 insert— 2A | 42A | Declaration of particulars for the registration of a death | The Act, section 23A 2B | 34A | Declaration of particulars for the registration of a still birth | The Act, section 9(1) (4) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 6 insert— 6A | 9(4) and (4A) | Declaration by parent on request for the registration of a birth | The Act, section 10(1)(d) to (g) 6B | 17(3) | Declaration by parent on request for the re-registration of a birth | The Act, section 10A(1)(d) to (g) (5) In the table, after the entry relating to Form 22B, omit the last two rows. (6) In Schedule 2— (a) for Form 1, substitute Form 1 as set out in Schedule 1 to these Regulations; (b) for Form 2, substitute Form 2 as set out in that Schedule; (c) after Form 2, insert Forms 2A and 2B as set out in that Schedule; (d) for Form 6A, substitute Form 6A as set out in that Schedule; (e) for Form 6B, substitute Form 6B as set out in that Schedule; (f) for Form 8, substitute Form 8 as set out in that Schedule; (g) for Form 9, substitute Form 9 as set out in that Schedule; (h) for Form 11, substitute Form 11 as set out in that Schedule; (i) for Form 13, substitute Form 13 as set out in that Schedule; (j) for Form 20, substitute Form 20 as set out in that Schedule; (k) for Form 21, substitute Form 21 as set out in that Schedule; (l) for Form 22, substitute Form 22 as set out in that Schedule.
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