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Friday, October 26, 1973
Some 120,000 children born between November 2, 1961 and November 1,
1962 are required to register for the new type of juvenile identity card
when the new scheme commences next Thursday.
"Children between the ages of 12 and 17 years who have not yet
been registered for a card should do so immediately," the spokesman said.
Representatives from the Registration of Persons Department are
visiting schools to explain the new scheme and to distribute application
forms to 11-year-old children.
The application forms should be completed by the children's
parents or guardians.
To facilitate registrations, parents or guardians are advised to
attend with their children at a designated Registration of Persons Department's
Branch Office or Sub-Office.
Beginning from next week, two mobile teams from the department will
also call on schools already visited to take photographs and thumb-prints #f
the children and parents or guardians are requested to accompany their children.
to the registration centre to sign the application forms.
Parents or guardians will then be notified when and where to collect
the new cards.
The new juvenile cards will be issued free of charge on first
registration but $2 will be charged for a replacement as a result of loss,
damage or defacement while $5 will be levied for amendments to prime
registered particulars.
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