Lack of standardised prescribed forms for traditional leaders and schools to support birth registrations. 8. 110 10. Lack of adequate funding to support provision of services by the DRG Non distinction of citizenship fees of RTGS 5000.00 for people who have lived in Zimbabwe all their lives versus those who have not lived in Zimbabwe but are seeking citizenship. Lack of enabling legislation on travel documents 7. 9. Non-alignment of Citizenship Act to the Constitution on dual citizenship 6. relatives in the birth registration of children where parents are unavailable. Annual DRG reports Increase in passed and approved Budget vote Revised statutory fees Standard forms developed Bill or regulations on travel documents Zimbabwean Citizenship Bill 110 ADMINISTRATION OF DOCUMENTATION Lobby for an increase in budgetary support to the DRG to address shortages of equipment and consumables e.g. ink, passport paper, computers, printers and vehicles. Review with a view to reducing the prescribed fees downwards when applying for citizenship by registration in order to accommodate people who have lived in Zimbabwe all their lives as opposed to those seeking citizenship by registration. Develop standard forms for schools and traditional leaders to be used in support for birth registrations. Develop a law or regulations to regulate and guide the issuance of travel documents. Align the Citizenship Act to the Constitution to allow for dual citizenship. other categories where parents are not available. Registrar Generals Department. Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage DRG Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Parliament of Zimbabwe Short Term Short Term Medium Medium Medium ZIMBABWE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION For Human Dignity N AT I O N A L I N Q U I R Y R E P O R T