Similarly, Tanzania has taken measures to update some of the laws. For example, on matters relating to birth registration, the Birth and Death Regis tration Act CAP .1 08 R.E. of 2002 was amended in 2005 (Act No. 13 of 2005) to reduce cumbersome procedures on hirth registration. The law also provides for late registration of birth for those who happen not to have been registered at birth. The office of the Registrar General has been on campaign on the importance of birth registration to ensure that every birth is registered ut a place where it occurs. Furthermore, the government intends to issue a White Paper to collect stakeholders' views before formulating legislation on the law of marriage, law of the child, inheritance and succession. 1\s for the case of Tanzania, Zanzibar there is in place the Birth and Death Registration Decree which requires parents to notify the Registrar of birth within forty - two days of the birth of the child. For birth taking place in prisons, hospitals, orphanage/quarantine ·;tations, the heads of these institutions are supposed to report. Some of the principles of the Charter have been incorporated and therefore domesticated in the following legislations; Penal Code CAP. 16 R.E. 2002 (on protection of children ;~gainst exploitation and abuse), Criminal Procedure Act CAP. 20 of R.E. 2002 (on rrotection of children in conflict with the law), Evidence Act CAP. of 6 R.E. 2002 (on child witness) through the Sexual Offences (Special Provisions) Act (SOSPA) cap 101 I~E 2002. ·rhe United Republic in its effort to implement Human Rights, has established the r .fJmmission for Human Rights and Good Governance under Part One of Chapter Six of ' :1e Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, of 1977. The core functions of the r.()mmission as provided by Article 130(1) of the Constitution are: 4