'No need for referendum to allow survivors to access birth certs'

'No need for referendum to allow survivors to access birth certs'

Under the law currently, adopted people are not entitled to their birth certificates or family information, a stance that has been roundly criticised by survivors, their advocates, and many in politics. Picture: Larry Cummins

Legal experts have disagreed with the findings of the Mother and Baby Home Report that a referendum would be required in order for survivors to access their birth certificates.

Under the law currently, adopted people are not entitled to their birth certificates or family information, a stance that has been roundly criticised by survivors, their advocates, and many in politics.

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