registration of deaths

To allow for registration of deaths and cancer to be completed, the termination date chosen was December 31, 1999.

Because the law requires all deaths to be reported, the registration of deaths is considered virtually complete.

Under a federal-provincial agreement, the registration of deaths is the responsibility of the provinces and territories.

Death on French Territory Registration of deaths is obligatory and must be done within 24 hours.

In England and Wales, compulsory national registration of deaths began in 1837.

Alec Nove claims that registration of deaths largely ceased in many areas during the famine.

Steps should be taken to effectively implement the amendment to the Registration of Deaths Act (2006).

Due to legal reporting requirements prior to burial or other disposition of a body, registration of deaths is considered to be very comprehensive.

The registration of deaths of children are recorded by the Center for Health Information and by the coroner's office.

Temiskaming entries, 1918 Registrations of Deaths Reference Code:

The registration of deaths in South Africa is governed by the Births and Deaths Registration Act.

The General Register Office replied that various pieces of legislation, such as the Birth & Death Registration Act 1874, required the registration of deaths.

The data are adapted from information collected by the provincial and territorial registries of vital statistics, which are responsible for the registration of deaths that occur in their jurisdictions.

The Vital Statistics Act requires registration of deaths and certification of cause of death according to the International List of Causes of Death.

Fanciful stories of a Semite curing lepers or greatly upsetting officials overseeing the registration of deaths by capriciously resurrecting a hitherto lifeless corpse, make a right riveting read.

Its work to improve civil registration practices in Ireland brought about the first change in data recorded in death registrations since civil registration of deaths first began in Ireland in 1864.

But, considering that the majority of reports originated from developed countries, and in view of the incompleteness of registration of deaths in developing countries and the quality of reporting on causes of death, this must necessarily be a low estimate.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps his Department has taken to review the definition of stillbirth since January 2014; and whether he has had discussions with his ministerial colleagues on changing the procedure on the registration of stillbirths to allow for the registration of deaths before 24 weeks.