Registrars Gather for Autumn Training on Naming Law Changes
On Wednesday, October 9, 2025, around 60 registrars gathered at the fire and rescue station in Ibbenbüren for their fall training. The event, hosted by Mayor Dr. Marc Schrameyer and Markus Mergenschröer, focused on changes in the naming law and the Self-Determination Act, which are significant aspects of registrars' daily work.
Stephanie Max and Rolf Becker, representatives from the professional association of civil registrars of the Westphalia-Lippe regional association, led the training. They provided insights into current issues regarding marriage law and the Self-Determination Act. The speakers discussed new legal provisions and practical questions related to the naming law, ensuring registrars were up-to-date with the latest regulations. The fall training allowed registrars from the entire district area to learn and exchange knowledge, strengthening their professional network.
The fall training for registrars in Ibbenbüren successfully concluded, equipping registrars with the necessary knowledge to navigate changes in the naming law and the Self-Determination Act. The event highlighted the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in the registrar's profession.
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