Article 36 Correction or cancellation of entries in registers on motion of certain officers

Where in the opinion of a registrar a register F1... contains an error of fact or substance he shall notify the Registrar General to that effect.

The Registrar General may require F2any registrar to issue a notice to a qualified informant requiring him to correct the error.

The Registrar General may, or F3any registrar required by the Registrar General to do so, shall, by notice in writing require any qualified informant—

and where an informant complies with sub-paragraph ( b), the Registrar General may cause the register to be corrected under Article 35(2) as if the conditions set out in that paragraph had been satisfied.

Where the Registrar General is satisfied that an entry in a register contains any error of fact or substance and that a qualified informant is not, or two credible persons possessing knowledge of the true facts are not, available in relation to that entry, he may—

Where the Registrar General is satisfied that two or more entries in any register have been made in respect of the same event, he may issue a direction F6requiring any person to cancel such of the entries as the Registrar General may specify.