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Gay Marriage, do you support it?
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Getting married tomorrow? Expect changes -
Confusion as celebrants are informed of same-sex marriage changes with just one day’s notice
COUPLES getting married on Saturday will be the first to see changes to their wedding ceremonies following the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
From tomorrow, celebrants will have to read out a new monitum — a statement explaining the nature of marriage.
Previously civil celebrants would have to note that: “Marriage, according to law in Australia, is the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others, voluntarily entered into for life.”
This will be changed to reflect the change in definition to “union of two people”.
Celebrants were only notified of the change on Friday morning and Civil Celebrations Network founder Rona Goold said this could cause confusion among those who had not seen the email sent by the Attorney-General’s office about 11am or other notices informing them of the change.
“Some people might not get the message,” Ms Goold said.
Another celebrant news.com.au spoke to said he was not sure whether he had to use the new monitum on Saturday as he hadn’t had a chance to read the emails.
But Ms Goold said couples could rest easy because their marriages would still be considered valid even if the celebrant used the wrong monitum.
“Their marriage will still be valid provided they are free to marry,” she said.
“Section 48 basically protects the couple from any mistakes celebrants make.”
The Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove signed off today on the Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill 2017 — the last step to making same-sex marriage legal in Australia.
This changed the legal definition of marriage in the Marriage Act 1961 from being a “union of a man and a woman” to a “union of two people”.
The change will take effect on Saturday but same-sex couples will have to give a month’s notice before they can marry.
news.com.auhttps://apple.news/A_v422KRPQWmEbCOLDWlqQw
Confusion as celebrants are informed of same-sex marriage changes with just one day’s notice
COUPLES getting married on Saturday will be the first to see changes to their wedding ceremonies following the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
From tomorrow, celebrants will have to read out a new monitum — a statement explaining the nature of marriage.
Previously civil celebrants would have to note that: “Marriage, according to law in Australia, is the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others, voluntarily entered into for life.”
This will be changed to reflect the change in definition to “union of two people”.
Celebrants were only notified of the change on Friday morning and Civil Celebrations Network founder Rona Goold said this could cause confusion among those who had not seen the email sent by the Attorney-General’s office about 11am or other notices informing them of the change.
“Some people might not get the message,” Ms Goold said.
Another celebrant news.com.au spoke to said he was not sure whether he had to use the new monitum on Saturday as he hadn’t had a chance to read the emails.
But Ms Goold said couples could rest easy because their marriages would still be considered valid even if the celebrant used the wrong monitum.
“Their marriage will still be valid provided they are free to marry,” she said.
“Section 48 basically protects the couple from any mistakes celebrants make.”
The Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove signed off today on the Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill 2017 — the last step to making same-sex marriage legal in Australia.
This changed the legal definition of marriage in the Marriage Act 1961 from being a “union of a man and a woman” to a “union of two people”.
The change will take effect on Saturday but same-sex couples will have to give a month’s notice before they can marry.
news.com.auhttps://apple.news/A_v422KRPQWmEbCOLDWlqQw
Grunta
Packing a Huge Member
Do asians have any business in politics? ?
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
My dream is to live in a share house with leso's. We can both go out clubbing and pick up chicks. Once she's done with her she can kick her down the hallway to my room.
You like women who look like men?
Ewwwwww.
Grunta
Packing a Huge Member
My dream is to live in a share house with leso's. We can both go out clubbing and pick up chicks. Once she's done with her she can kick her down the hallway to my room.
They're not much chop bro. Only hot lezzos are in movies.
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Stiffy
Guest
Israel Folau to leave the Waratahs. You don't think he's being pushed out due to his religious statements concearning homosexuality.
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Stiffy
Guest
Almost 46,000 hits to thread. More than the Zyzz thread!
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Cagrilla
Guest
Yes I don’t see why no one would support it unless they’re crazily religious