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Civil Partnership Act 2004

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154 Annual report

(1) The Registrar General must send to the Department of Finance and Personnel an annual report of the number of civil partnerships registered during each year, together with such other information as he considers it appropriate to include. (2) The Department of Finance and Personnel must lay the report before the Northern Ireland Assembly.

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154 Annual report

(1) The Registrar General must send to the Department of Finance and Personnel an annual report of the number of civil partnerships registered during each year, together with such other information as he considers it appropriate to include. (2) The Department of Finance and Personnel must lay the report before the Northern Ireland Assembly.

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