anchor.diff:  
     ##Register the death with the UK authorities
   
  -  You can also apply to register the death with the UK authorities. You don’t have to do this, but it means:
  +  You can also apply to register the death with the UK authorities. You do not have to do this, but it means:
   
     - the death will be recorded with the General Register Offices (for England, Wales and Northern Ireland) and the National Records Office of Scotland
     - you can order a consular death registration certificate
  
positive.code:   <% end %>
  
    - a photocopy of the photo page of the passport of the person who died
    - their original full UK birth, naturalisation or registration certificate (if you can’t provide their passport)
    - written permission from the person’s next of kin or the executor of their estate (if you’re not next of kin or the executor)
  
    %Your application will be rejected if the documents aren’t authentic, don’t confirm the person’s identity or don’t prove that they were a British national when they died. The registration fee won’t be refunded.%
  
    ###2. Forms
  
  
negative.code:     Pay online for the registration. Email <deathregistrationenquiries@fco.gov.uk> if you are unable to pay online.
    <% end %>
  
    The registration fee does not include any copies of the certificate, but you can order them at the same time. Cheaper copies will be available from the General Register Office in the UK, but only from November the year after you register.
  
    <%= render partial: 'fees.govspeak.erb',
               locals: { calculator: calculator } %>
  