200 Special notices of births and deaths
National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006 (2006 c 42) | Legislation

Registration of information, etc

200  Special notices of births and deaths

(1)     The requirements of this section with respect to the notification of births and deaths are in addition to, and not in substitution for, the requirements of any Act relating to the registration of births and deaths.

(2)     Each registrar of births and deaths must furnish, to the Local Health Board the area of which includes the whole or part of the registrar's sub-district, such particulars of each birth and death which occurred in the area of the Local Health Board as are entered in a register of births or deaths kept for that sub-district.

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