Parts of The Act
- Power to direct taking of census.
- Duty of Registrar-General to carry out census, and provision for expenses.
- Regulations with respect to proceedings for taking census.
- Preparation of reports and abstracts.
- Preparation of statistics in respect of periods between one census and another.
- Provision with respect to local census.
- Expenses of local authorities.
- Penalties.
- Application to Scotland.
- Short title and extent.
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