KOTA KINABALU: The National
Registration Department (NRD) on Tuesday said each birth certificate for late
registration that it issued must have endorsement from a First Class
Magistrate, as required under Section 22(3) of the Birth and Death Registration
Ordinance 1951 (Sabah Cap.123), before it can be used as a valid document.
It also clarified that the
exercise carried out in Long Pasia on June 22-26 was a mobile court programme
and not a mobile registration programme.
It said during mobile court
programme, the department only made validation of late birth certificate for
the purpose of endorsement by the mobile court and not to accept any
application at that time, instead giving explanation to the villagers if they
require any advice relating to application for late birth certificate and
identity card.
It was in response to a DAP
statement on June 28 which questioned the department's refusal to authenticate
the late births in the Kadazandusun and Murut (KDM) area.
DAP had claimed that the NRD
was not as fussy when it issued late birth cert documents to children of
suspected illegals in the East Coast.
For the purpose of document
registration, the department said it has its own programme to go out and do
registration through its mobile court, which also involves the police,
Immigration Department, community leaders or elected representative, Jheains,
Public Complaints Bureau as well as court representatives to assist in the
mobile registration process.
It said before this
programme is implemented the family information forms would be distributed
first to the applicants and this would be returned back through community
leader or elected representative for the department to check on it before going
for field interview.
It said normally this
programme would take three to five days or more depending on the number of
applications received, adding that the department has also already carried out
mobile registration exercise in Long Pasia on Nov 24, 2009, where it received
42 applications for late birth certificates and three late registration for
identity cards
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ReplyDeleteLong Pasia is only a mobile court and not a mobile registration, their purpose is to give advice to the people regarding late registration of birth.
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Hopefully the people will register their kid's birth in time so that they will not get into trouble when the kid needs to register as citizen.
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pendaftaran sijil lahir anak2 harus dilakukan segera.
ReplyDeleteorng pedalaman mgkin sukar nak turun bandar uruskan sijil lahir anak2 mereka. jadi JPN kena membantu.
harap pihak pendaftar dapat kenalpasti mana warga negara dan mana yang bukan. takut yang PATI pun ambil kesempatan.
DeletePastikan yang benar-benar layak saja yang mendapat semua ini.
ReplyDeleteYa. pastikan yang benar2 layak saja didaftarkan.
DeleteBagi kesedaran ckit dengan penduduk yang tiada kesedaran mendaftarkan kelahiran anak mereka.
ReplyDeleteDi bahagian pendalaman Sabah memang banyak yang lambat didaftarkan dan pelbagai masalah mengenail dokumen mengenalan diri. Jadi memang bagus sekiranya NRD bertimbang rasa dan pergi sendiri ke tempat2 pendalaman untuk membantu meringankan beban mereka
ReplyDeletekesempatan itulah yang digunakan oleh puak2 terdesak dengan melancarkan pembohongan kononnya JPN mendaftarkan PATI dan sebagainya..
Deletebila ramai rakyat tempatan yang tidak mempunyai sijil lahir atau IC, ada pula pihak yang mengutuk JPN kerana gagal melaksanakan tugas mereka.. bila JPN turun menyelesaikan masalah itu, macam2 pula tuduhan dibuat..
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