If you were conceived through an assisted human reproduction procedure, the Registrar-General must make sure your birth record is correct. You are considered to have been conceived this way if the Registrar-General looks into it under section 127(1) and decides that Part 2 of the Status of Children Act 1969 applies to you. The Registrar-General will update your birth record to include the correct parents as determined under the Status of Children Act 1969. If your birth record does not have the right information about your parents, the Registrar-General will add it. They will also remove any information about people who are not your parents according to the Status of Children Act 1969. An assisted human reproduction procedure, or AHR procedure, means the same thing as it does in section 15 of the Status of Children Act 1969. The Registrar-General will make these changes to ensure your birth record is accurate and follows the rules. They will do this by either adding the correct information or removing the incorrect information. This process helps keep your birth record up to date and correct.