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{{Infobox organization | {{Infobox organization | ||
| name = Stichting Noord Registratiebureau | | name = Stichting Noord Registratiebureau | ||
| | | nickname = Teeltbureau | ||
| founded = {{Start date and age|1991}} | |||
| founder = [[Walter Noord]] | | founder = [[Walter Noord]] | ||
| type = Non-profit organization | | type = Non-profit organization | ||
| headquarters = [[Vriendendam]], [[Netherlands]] | | headquarters = [[Vriendendam]], [[Netherlands]] | ||
| staff = 3,550 | | staff = 3,550 | ||
| language = Dutch | |||
| era = [[Vriend Era]] | |||
}} | |||
'''Stichting Noord Registratiebureau''' is a non-profit | '''Stichting Noord Registratiebureau''', also known as the '''Teeltbureau''', is a Dutch non-profit organization based in [[Vriendendam]], [[Netherlands]]. [[Walter Noord]] founded the bureau in 1991 after working with civil documentation. The organization maintains birth-certificate records and reviews other civil registry material. In Vriendendam, it has access to certain municipal records and may conduct documentation checks when irregularities are suspected. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Walter Noord founded the Stichting Noord Registratiebureau in 1991. He had studied administrative economics and civil registry management at [[Vriendendam University]], graduating in 1989. After university, Noord handled civil documentation for the [[Noord family]] and inspected birth certificates. The new foundation gave this work a permanent base in Vriendendam. | |||
[[Luger Noord]] joined when the bureau opened. During its early years, he helped establish the filing system by arranging older civil papers according to family name and registry number. Birth-certificate material was placed in the archive together with family-registry records. Luger also processed document requests submitted to the bureau.<ref name="luger-career"/> | |||
The bureau later used temporary premises when staff worked away from its usual offices. [[Charlie Noord]] worked for the organization for several months after leaving his job at a Ferrari dealership in 1993. He found premises for registry sessions and negotiated accommodation with hotel owners when staff worked outside Rotterdam.<ref name="charlie-career"/> | |||
By 2001, the bureau had a certificate review desk where submitted copies were compared with material already held in its archive. Luger Noord worked there before becoming a senior file worker in 2004. He later trained newer clerks in the bureau's filing system and archive procedures.<ref name="luger-career"/> | |||
== Activities == | == Activities == | ||
The Stichting Noord Registratiebureau reviews civil documents connected to population registration. Staff handle birth certificates and family-registry material. When information is missing or contradictory, they compare a submitted document with records already held by the bureau. Older municipal extracts may also be examined. If the available material is incomplete, the bureau can request further documentation from the person or office that submitted the file.<ref name="luger-career"/> | |||
The | The organization also conducts checks outside its offices. Personnel may ask individuals to present documentation showing their birth registration when an irregularity is suspected. Walter Noord has carried out such checks himself and has issued fines to people who could not present a birth certificate. | ||
[[Toonio Noord]] joined the bureau in 1994. His work has included document intake and registration review. He has also maintained local records and corrected incomplete files.<ref name="toonio-career"/> | |||
== Organization == | == Organization == | ||
Walter Noord has led the bureau since its foundation. Its personnel include employees who maintain registry files and staff who carry out inspections. Senior workers examine files that contain missing or contradictory information before some cases are passed to Walter or another senior member of staff.<ref name="luger-career"/> | |||
As of 2026, approximately 3,550 members were involved in the bureau's administrative and inspection activities. | |||
As of 2026, | |||
== Privileges and authority == | == Privileges and authority == | ||
In [[Vriendendam]], the Stichting Noord Registratiebureau has limited access to municipal registry records when documentation irregularities are under review. Its personnel may inspect birth records and related civil documentation for verification. Municipal offices may also consult the bureau when questions arise about the authenticity of a civil record or the procedure used to register it. | |||
Bureau personnel may conduct documentation checks in public. When an irregularity is suspected, they may temporarily stop an individual and request proof of birth registration. These checks can include a request for the person's birth certificate. | |||
Vehicles used by the bureau during official inspections may use blue warning lights and sirens. Personnel have used these vehicles while carrying out documentation checks. | |||
The bureau's privileges have been described as unusual for a private foundation because civil registry records are normally handled by municipal institutions. Their existence has been attributed to the Noord family's long-standing role in civil documentation work in Vriendendam. | |||
== Controversies == | == Controversies == | ||
The bureau's access to civil registry information has caused recurring debate in Vriendendam. Objections have focused on the privacy implications of allowing a private foundation associated with the [[Noord family]] to inspect records normally handled by municipal authorities. Its authority to stop people in public and request birth certificates has also been challenged. | |||
Individuals have brought legal complaints and civil lawsuits against the organization. These cases concerned its review of civil documentation or its access to registry records. Other proceedings challenged its authority to conduct documentation checks. The challenges did not result in restrictions on the bureau's activities, and the courts involved did not rule against the foundation. | |||
Supporters of the organization have | Supporters of the organization have described its role as administrative and consultative. They have defended the bureau's document checks as a means of reviewing irregularities in civil registry records. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Walter Noord]] | * [[Walter Noord]] | ||
* [[Noord family]] | * [[Noord family]] | ||
* [[Vriendendam]] | * [[Vriendendam]] | ||
* [[Vriendendam University]] | |||
== References == | |||
{{Reflist|refs= | |||
<ref name="luger-career">"[[Luger Noord#Career|Career]]". ''Luger Noord''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref> | |||
<ref name="charlie-career">"[[Charlie Noord#Career|Career]]". ''Charlie Noord''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref> | |||
<ref name="toonio-career">"[[Toonio Noord#Career|Career]]". ''Toonio Noord''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref> | |||
}} | |||
[[Category:Non-profit organizations]] | [[Category:Non-profit organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Organizations in the Netherlands]] | [[Category:Organizations in the Netherlands]] | ||
[[Category: | |||
[[Category:Non-profit organizations in the Noord family]] | |||
[[Category:Noord family]] | [[Category:Noord family]] | ||
[[Category:Vriend Era]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:37, 30 September 2026
| Nickname | Teeltbureau |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1991 |
| Founder | Walter Noord |
| Type | Non-profit organization |
| Headquarters | Vriendendam, Netherlands |
Official language | Dutch |
| Staff | 3,550 |
| Era | Vriend Era |
Stichting Noord Registratiebureau, also known as the Teeltbureau, is a Dutch non-profit organization based in Vriendendam, Netherlands. Walter Noord founded the bureau in 1991 after working with civil documentation. The organization maintains birth-certificate records and reviews other civil registry material. In Vriendendam, it has access to certain municipal records and may conduct documentation checks when irregularities are suspected.
History
[edit | edit source]Walter Noord founded the Stichting Noord Registratiebureau in 1991. He had studied administrative economics and civil registry management at Vriendendam University, graduating in 1989. After university, Noord handled civil documentation for the Noord family and inspected birth certificates. The new foundation gave this work a permanent base in Vriendendam.
Luger Noord joined when the bureau opened. During its early years, he helped establish the filing system by arranging older civil papers according to family name and registry number. Birth-certificate material was placed in the archive together with family-registry records. Luger also processed document requests submitted to the bureau.[1]
The bureau later used temporary premises when staff worked away from its usual offices. Charlie Noord worked for the organization for several months after leaving his job at a Ferrari dealership in 1993. He found premises for registry sessions and negotiated accommodation with hotel owners when staff worked outside Rotterdam.[2]
By 2001, the bureau had a certificate review desk where submitted copies were compared with material already held in its archive. Luger Noord worked there before becoming a senior file worker in 2004. He later trained newer clerks in the bureau's filing system and archive procedures.[1]
Activities
[edit | edit source]The Stichting Noord Registratiebureau reviews civil documents connected to population registration. Staff handle birth certificates and family-registry material. When information is missing or contradictory, they compare a submitted document with records already held by the bureau. Older municipal extracts may also be examined. If the available material is incomplete, the bureau can request further documentation from the person or office that submitted the file.[1]
The organization also conducts checks outside its offices. Personnel may ask individuals to present documentation showing their birth registration when an irregularity is suspected. Walter Noord has carried out such checks himself and has issued fines to people who could not present a birth certificate.
Toonio Noord joined the bureau in 1994. His work has included document intake and registration review. He has also maintained local records and corrected incomplete files.[3]
Organization
[edit | edit source]Walter Noord has led the bureau since its foundation. Its personnel include employees who maintain registry files and staff who carry out inspections. Senior workers examine files that contain missing or contradictory information before some cases are passed to Walter or another senior member of staff.[1]
As of 2026, approximately 3,550 members were involved in the bureau's administrative and inspection activities.
Privileges and authority
[edit | edit source]In Vriendendam, the Stichting Noord Registratiebureau has limited access to municipal registry records when documentation irregularities are under review. Its personnel may inspect birth records and related civil documentation for verification. Municipal offices may also consult the bureau when questions arise about the authenticity of a civil record or the procedure used to register it.
Bureau personnel may conduct documentation checks in public. When an irregularity is suspected, they may temporarily stop an individual and request proof of birth registration. These checks can include a request for the person's birth certificate.
Vehicles used by the bureau during official inspections may use blue warning lights and sirens. Personnel have used these vehicles while carrying out documentation checks.
The bureau's privileges have been described as unusual for a private foundation because civil registry records are normally handled by municipal institutions. Their existence has been attributed to the Noord family's long-standing role in civil documentation work in Vriendendam.
Controversies
[edit | edit source]The bureau's access to civil registry information has caused recurring debate in Vriendendam. Objections have focused on the privacy implications of allowing a private foundation associated with the Noord family to inspect records normally handled by municipal authorities. Its authority to stop people in public and request birth certificates has also been challenged.
Individuals have brought legal complaints and civil lawsuits against the organization. These cases concerned its review of civil documentation or its access to registry records. Other proceedings challenged its authority to conduct documentation checks. The challenges did not result in restrictions on the bureau's activities, and the courts involved did not rule against the foundation.
Supporters of the organization have described its role as administrative and consultative. They have defended the bureau's document checks as a means of reviewing irregularities in civil registry records.