The government's consulting on new legislation which will bring all the Island's registers under the Department of Economic Development.
It would mean the Central Registry would fall under DED instead of the Cabinet Office.
Central Registry was formed by merging the Land, Deeds and Probate, and Civil Registries, Charities Register and the Public Record Office.
The proposals are currently out for consultation - you can find out more on the government website.
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