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(1)The Registrar General is to maintain at the General Register Office a register of decrees of dissolution of civil partnership (a register which shall be known as the “Register of Dissolutions of Civil Partnership”).
(2)The Registrar General is to cause to be made and kept at the General Register Office an alphabetical index of the entries in that register.
(3)The register is to be in such form as may be prescribed.
(4)On payment to him of such fee or fees as may be prescribed, the Registrar General must, at any time when the General Register Office is open for that purpose—
(a)cause a search of the index to be made on behalf of any person or permit any person to search the index himself,
(b)issue to any person an extract of any entry in the register which that person may require.
(5)An extract of any entry in the register is to be sufficient evidence of the decree of dissolution to which it relates.
(6)The Registrar General may—
(a)delete,
(b)amend, or
(c)substitute another entry for,
any entry in the register.
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