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Good news on certificates!
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Jan | Report | 9 Dec 2004 13:39 |
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Brenda, thanks for posting that piece of good news. Jan |
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Mary | Report | 9 Dec 2004 13:15 |
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Brilliant Brenda thank you. We need all the information we can get re our family searches thats really good news. Mary |
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Lilly the flower | Report | 9 Dec 2004 09:32 |
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Seems like Christmas has come early for us genealogies....what brillant news, thanks for letting us all share the news........happy christmas everyone.@ New year....Lilly |
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Jane | Report | 9 Dec 2004 09:22 |
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Brenda, Thanks for taking the trouble to post this. Regs Jane |
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Margaret | Report | 9 Dec 2004 08:56 |
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That realy is good news Margaret |
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Phoenix | Report | 9 Dec 2004 00:53 |
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This means, thank goodness, that we can continue to get full details on certificates! B |
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Phoenix | Report | 9 Dec 2004 00:51 |
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"You will be well aware of the draft Regulatory Reform Order published in July intended to reform the law on registering births and deaths and the structure of the local registration service. This was the result of the White Paper, and the extensive consultations that followed, on the Future of Civil Registration. The FFHS presented evidence in two written submissions, and oral evidence was given in person by our representatives, to the Regulatory Reform Committee of the House of Commons expressing our concerns about some of the issues that had emerged. We also presented that evidence in writing to the Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee of the House of Lords. We have today been advised by the House of Commons that the Regulatory Reform Committee has concluded "that the order-making power under the Regulatory Reform Act 2001 should not be used in respect of the proposals contained in the proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Registration of Births and Deaths) (England and Wales) Order 2004, which was laid before the House on 22nd July, in the last Session of Parliament." That was the wording used by the Chairman of the Committee in his statement to the Commons earlier today. This means the changes proposed CAN NOT be made by means of this Order ! Despite this, the GRO has advised us that it remains committed to the reform of civil registration and will explore options for proceeding with modernisation. The GRO had naturally been aware of our concerns about some of the proposals that were being made, and liaison meetings had been started between us to try to address them. We hope that the good relations we enjoy with the GRO will enable us to have input to their discussions where appropriate whilst they are addressing their future options for modernisation." |
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Phoenix | Report | 9 Dec 2004 00:50 |
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Just got this email: |
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