(2) An entry made in the register of births or register S. 9(2) of marriages under this Act can be cancelled only substituted by Nos 58/1996 if— s. 8(2), 31/2000 s. 11, amended by No. 43/2014 s. 14(1). (a) in the case of a witness who was a S. 9(2)(a) amended by participant—the Supreme Court makes a No. 34/2016 court order on the application of the Chief s. 8. Commissioner directing that the entry be cancelled; (b) in the case of a witness who was a recognised participant—the Supreme Court makes a court order on the application of an approved authority directing that the entry be cancelled. (3) The Supreme Court may make an order under S. 9(3) inserted by subsection (2) only if it is satisfied that the witness No. 31/2000 is no longer a participant or a recognised s. 11. participant, as the case requires. (4) An order under subsection (2) must nominate a S. 9(4) inserted by police officer or police officers or an officer or No. 43/2014 officers of the approved authority to cancel the s. 14(2), amended by entry. No. 43/2014 s. 37(b). (5) The Registrar is required to give the police officer S. 9(5) inserted by or police officers or officer or officers of the No. 43/2014 approved authority nominated in the order access s. 14(2), amended by to the register of births or register of marriages No. 43/2014 and to give any assistance that they may require to s. 37(b). give effect to the order. 9A Dealing with rights and obligations of participants S. 9A inserted by No. 43/2014 (1) If a participant has any outstanding rights or s. 15. obligations or is subject to any restrictions, the Chief Commissioner must take any action that is reasonably practicable to ensure that—
S. 9(2) substituted by Nos 58/1996 s. 8(2), 31/2000 s. 11, amended by No. 43/2014 s. 14(1). (2) An entry made in the register of births or register of marriages under this Act can be cancelled only if— S. 9(2)(a) amended by No. 34/2016 s. 8. (a) in the case of a witness who was a participant—the Supreme Court makes a court order on the application of the Chief Commissioner directing that the entry be cancelled; (b) in the case of a witness who was a recognised participant—the Supreme Court makes a court order on the application of an approved authority directing that the entry be cancelled. S. 9(3) inserted by No. 31/2000 s. 11. (3) The Supreme Court may make an order under subsection (2) only if it is satisfied that the witness is no longer a participant or a recognised participant, as the case requires. S. 9(4) inserted by No. 43/2014 s. 14(2), amended by No. 43/2014 s. 37(b). (4) An order under subsection (2) must nominate a police officer or police officers or an officer or officers of the approved authority to cancel the entry. S. 9(5) inserted by No. 43/2014 s. 14(2), amended by No. 43/2014 s. 37(b). (5) The Registrar is required to give the police officer or police officers or officer or officers of the approved authority nominated in the order access to the register of births or register of marriages and to give any assistance that they may require to give effect to the order. S. 9A inserted by No. 43/2014 s. 15. 9A Dealing with rights and obligations of participants (1) If a participant has any outstanding rights or obligations or is subject to any restrictions, the Chief Commissioner must take any action that is reasonably practicable to ensure that—
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