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Corresponding laws and corresponding law registered relationships

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Part 4Recognition of corresponding law registered relationships

26 Corresponding laws and corresponding law registered relationships

(1)

A law of another State or a Territory of the Commonwealth, or of another country, that, in accordance with the general requirements, provides for the registration or the formal recognition of a relationship may be declared by the regulations to be a corresponding law under this

Act.

(2)

For the purposes of subsection (1), the general requirements for a corresponding law are that, to be registered or formally recognised under that law, a relationship—

(a)

must be between 2 adult persons; and

(b)

must have been entered into consensually; and

(c)

must not be between persons who are related by family;

and

(d)

must not be entered into by a person who is already in a union that is recognised as a marriage under the Marriage Act 1961 of the Commonwealth;

and

(e)

must not be entered into by a person who is already in a relationship that is registered or formally recognised under that law.

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