This legislation has been repealed.
(1) Where the
prescribed birth information paper relating to the birth of a legitimated
child is signed by one parent of the child only, the birth of the legitimated
child shall not be registered unless —
(a)
particulars of the father have already been entered in the register in
accordance with section 21 of the Act or the father has acknowledged
paternity by signing the register at the time the birth of the child was first
registered; or
(b)
evidence is produced to the Registrar General that an affiliation order
against the father has been made by a court of competent jurisdiction in
respect of the child; or
(c)
there is produced to the Registrar General an order declaring the child to be
legitimate, made by the Supreme Court of a State or Territory of the
Commonwealth, or a certified copy of the order.
(2) The parent
furnishing the information paper shall furnish to the Registrar General, if he
so requires, a certified copy of the registration of the marriage of the
parents of the child, or such other evidence of that marriage as the Registrar
General requires.
(3) The parent
furnishing the information paper shall furnish such other evidence as to the
legitimation of the child as the Registrar General requires.