s. 8 (d) the person is likely to comply with the S. 7(d) memorandum of understanding that the amended by Nos 31/2000 person has entered into under section s. 9(c), 3B(2)(c) or under the provisions of a 11/2002 s. 3(Sch. 1 complementary witness protection law. item 68). 8 Effect of authorizing court order On the making of an authorizing court order— S. 8(a) (a) the member or members of the police force amended by or officer or officers of an approved Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(i), authority nominated in the authorizing court 31/2000 order may make any entries in the register of s. 10(a). births or register of marriages that are necessary to give effect to the order; and (b) the Registrar is required to give the member S. 8(b) amended by or members of the police force or officer or No. 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(i), officers of an approved authority nominated substituted by in the authorizing court order access to the No. 31/2000 s. 10(b). register of births or register of marriages and to give such assistance as they may require; and (c) the Chief Commissioner of Police must S. 8(c) amended by maintain records showing details of the Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(ii), original birth entry or original marriage entry 31/2000 of each person in respect of whom an entry is s. 10(c). made under paragraph (a) by a member or members of the police force. 9 Effect of entries made under this Act (1) An entry made in the register of births or register S. 9(1) amended by of marriages under this Act has effect as if it were Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(c), a valid entry made under the Births, Deaths and 43/1996 Marriages Registration Act 1996. s. 65(Sch. item 14.4). (2) An entry made in the register of births or register S. 9(2) substituted by of marriages under this Act can be cancelled by Nos 58/1996 the Registrar only if— s. 8(2), 31/2000 s. 11.
S. 7(d) amended by Nos 31/2000 s. 9(c), 11/2002 s. 3(Sch. 1 item 68). (d) the person is likely to comply with the memorandum of understanding that the person has entered into under section 3B(2)(c) or under the provisions of a complementary witness protection law. 8 Effect of authorizing court order On the making of an authorizing court order— S. 8(a) amended by Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(i), 31/2000 s. 10(a). (a) the member or members of the police force or officer or officers of an approved authority nominated in the authorizing court order may make any entries in the register of births or register of marriages that are necessary to give effect to the order; and S. 8(b) amended by No. 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(i), substituted by No. 31/2000 s. 10(b). (b) the Registrar is required to give the member or members of the police force or officer or officers of an approved authority nominated in the authorizing court order access to the register of births or register of marriages and to give such assistance as they may require; and S. 8(c) amended by Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(b)(ii), 31/2000 s. 10(c). (c) the Chief Commissioner of Police must maintain records showing details of the original birth entry or original marriage entry of each person in respect of whom an entry is made under paragraph (a) by a member or members of the police force. 9 Effect of entries made under this Act s. 8 S. 9(1) amended by Nos 58/1996 s. 8(1)(c), 43/1996 s. 65(Sch. item 14.4). (1) An entry made in the register of births or register of marriages under this Act has effect as if it were a valid entry made under the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1996. S. 9(2) substituted by Nos 58/1996 s. 8(2), 31/2000 s. 11. (2) An entry made in the register of births or register of marriages under this Act can be cancelled by the Registrar only if—