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Naming, shaming, but no renaming

Tue Feb 21 2012

The New South Wales Government has announced it will introduce legislation in parliament this week to prevent prisoners from applying to the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages for a new name. Inmates and forensic patients will be blocked from submitting any application to the BDM if a name change is reasonably likely to: threaten security; jeopardise a person’s health or safety; or be used for an unlawful purpose.

21 February 2012

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