Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages (Scotland) Act 1965
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14A Directions about giving information of particulars of birth
(1) A direction under section 14(1A)(b) may only permit information to be given in a manner approved by the Registrar General. (2) A direction under section 14(1A)(c) may not make different provision for different areas. (3) A power to issue a direction under section 14(1A) includes the power to revise or revoke an earlier direction issued under the power. (4) Directions under section 14(1A) must be made publicly available. (5) There is no duty to issue any direction under section 14(1A)(b) or (c).
14A Directions about giving information of particulars of birth
(1) A direction under section 14(1A)(b) may only permit information to be given in a manner approved by the Registrar General. (2) A direction under section 14(1A)(c) may not make different provision for different areas. (3) A power to issue a direction under section 14(1A) includes the power to revise or revoke an earlier direction issued under the power. (4) Directions under section 14(1A) must be made publicly available. (5) There is no duty to issue any direction under section 14(1A)(b) or (c).
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