Nay Pyi Taw, 11 Feb
The president office issued a notification on
expiration of temporary identity cards on Wednesday, announcing that holders of
the temporary cards are required to hand over to authorities concerned and to
be scrutinized in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations
con-cerned. According to the notification, temporary identity cards, which
were issued to some people residing in Myanmar as necessary under the Residents
of Burma Registration Act (1949), will expire on 31 March 2015.
Holders
of the temporary cards are required to hand over the cards by 31 May 2015, and
the process will be carried out in a fair and transparent manner by township
registration officers who will be assisted by region/state, district, township,
ward, village-tract supervisory committees. Township officers of Immigration
and National Registration Department will act as township registration officers
for townships concerned and the director-general of the department will act as the
chief registration officer.
Citizenship
scrutiny is being carried out under Moe Pwint Project in accordance with the
Citizenship Law, the notification said.
The
notification also stated that the an advisory commission will be formed to
review laws, rules and regulations and tasks as temporary identity cards have
been an issue among the public.
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