The government has announced a package of legal reforms aimed at modernising the Public Registry, improving efficiency, and reducing costs for citizens, the Ministry for Internal Affairs said in a statement. The reforms are built on principles of greater dignity, less bureaucracy, and lower expenses, while strengthening the administrative system, the
The Government is strengthening the Public Registry through reforms aimed at greater equality, efficiency and reduced costs. A package of legal reforms has been announced to further modernise the Public Registry, strengthen its operations and improve the service provided to citizens. These changes are built on principles focused on greater dignity,
Proposed changes to Malta's public registry would restrict newly registered baby names to the Maltese or Latin alphabet while making it easier for biological fathers to be listed correctly on a child's birth record. Home affairs minister, Byron Camilleri, outlined a series of changes he said were aimed at simplifying procedures, reducing bureaucracy
