National flag
The national flag is manufactured to the specification annexed to the Constitution as Schedule 2. The spiral device is appliquéd rather than printed; the device turns clockwise from the centre and must not be reversed. Flags supplied for outdoor use are headed with a rope and toggle.
| Item number | SG-122 |
| Sizes | 900 × 1500 mm; 1500 × 2500 mm |
| Cloth | 155 gsm woven polyester, double-stitched hem |
| Device | Appliquéd, clockwise from centre |
| Colour reference | Device: lime; ground: paper white |
| Heading | Rope and toggle, outdoor pattern |
| Specification | Constitution, Schedule 2 |
| Despatch | 21 days, carrier |
- The device must not be reversed, recoloured or displayed inverted.
- A flag flown to half-mast requires no authority from the Registrar.
- Worn flags are to be retired by burning and not by disposal in refuse.
The application has been minuted and holds its place in the issuance queue. The electronic fee-collection facility is not yet in service; no fee has been taken and none is owed until the Registrar calls for it by correspondence, quoting this item number.
Documents and regalia issued by the Office of the Registrar are commemorative. The passport booklet is not a travel document and must not be presented to any border authority, airline, bank or public official as evidence of identity or nationality. Presentation of a commemorative document as an official one is a matter for the law of the jurisdiction concerned and the Republic accepts no liability arising from it.