SCHEDULE 1 Citizenship Ceremony, Oath and Pledge
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (2002 c 41) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Citizenship Ceremony, Oath and Pledge

Section 3

1

The following shall be substituted for section 42 of the British Nationality Act 1981 (c 61) (registration and naturalisation: fee and oath)—

“42 Registration and naturalisation: citizenship ceremony, oath and pledge

(1)     A person of full age shall not be registered under this Act as a British citizen unless he has made the relevant citizenship oath and pledge specified in Schedule 5 at a citizenship ceremony.

(2)     A certificate of naturalisation as a British citizen shall not be granted under this Act to a person of full age unless he has made the relevant citizenship oath and pledge specified in Schedule 5 at a citizenship ceremony.

(3)     A person of full age shall not be registered under this Act as a British overseas territories citizen unless he has made the relevant citizenship oath and pledge specified in Schedule 5.

(4)     A certificate of naturalisation as a British overseas territories citizen shall not be granted under this Act to a person of full age unless he has made the relevant citizenship oath and pledge specified in Schedule 5.

(5)     A person of full age shall not be registered under

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