President of Myanmar Thein Sein signed into law the marriage reforms advocated by the 969 Movement and Venerable Wirathu.
These laws consist of the Buddhist Women’s Special Marriage Bill and the Religious Conversion Bill, more details of which can be read at this link.
The Religious Conversion Law requires anyone who chooses to change their religion to apply with a district level “registration board,” submit to an interview and a 90-day waiting period. This is to ensure that no one is being forced to convert against their own wishes which has long become an issue in certain areas of Myanmar.