69 Employment status of officials
Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007 (2007 c 18) | Legislation

69  Employment status of officials

(1)     On commencement of this section, every person who immediately before commencement of this section holds a relevant office becomes an employee of the relevant local authority.

(2)     The relevant offices are—

(a)     superintendent registrar of births, deaths and marriages appointed under section 6 of the Registration Service Act 1953;

(b)     registrar of births and deaths appointed under that section;

(c)     deputy superintendent registrar of births, deaths and marriages appointed under section 8 of that Act;

(d)     deputy registrar of births and deaths appointed under that section.

(3)     The terms and conditions of appointment

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