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(1) The Cabinet Secretary may make regulations for the better carrying into effect of this Act.(2) Despite subsection (1), regulations may provide for—(a) forms to be used and fees to be paid in respect of any application or licence made or issued;(b) the manner in which notices of intention to marry are to be made known;(c) the form for the giving of any notice required under this Act;(d) the form of explanation to be given by a person authorised by the Registrar to the parties to an intended marriage in civil form or according to rites recognized by customary law as the case may be before asking them whether the marriage is to be monogamous or polygamous or potentially polygamous;(e) the forms of licences and marriage certificate to be issued by the Registrar;(f) the form of statement of particulars relating to marriage to be used by registration officers;(g) the procedure for registration and the form of returns to be made and the register to be kept under this Act;(h) the payment of fees under this Act; and(i) anything required to be prescribed under this Act.
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