In New York State, the no-calls registry, for those wanting to avoid telemarketers, is a good model.
How much they have gone up in recent years is unclear – there is no Land Registry for rental agreements, so no one needs to register how much they are paying or charging.
In Cambodia, there is no centralized registry for births and deaths.
There is no national registry for organ donors, and less than a third of the states keep statewide lists.
Because there is no central registry for those certifications, state officials do not know how many home health aides are working in the state at any given time.
Exactly how many, we can't say, because there is no national registry for injuries or deaths caused by medical errors.
What is very problematic for the investigators is that there is no central registry for the tens of thousands of possible locations or for the even larger pool of individuals with access to dangerous biological agents.
One issue is that there is no central registry for the profession, so it is easy, as the film explores, for a forensic pathologist doing lousy work in Northern California, say, to go and find work in Kansas City.
Most respondents aren't obliged to get back to you in a timely fashion — a major reason for the job-number revisions is that only two-thirds of surveyed businesses answer promptly — and there's no monthly registry for new companies or for businesses that go under.
There is no official registry for home prices in Morocco, including new homes built for the domestic market, some of which are targeted at Moroccans living abroad and are sold at property shows in Paris, Brussels and other cities with large ethnic Moroccan populations.
