(1)  The Governor may make regulations for the purposes of this Act.

(2)  Without limiting subsection (1) , the regulations may –

(a) prescribe the manner in which dealings are to be lodged for registration and the circumstances in which the Recorder may refuse to accept dealings for lodgement; and

(b) provide for the conduct of official searches of the Register, including provision for compensation from the assurance fund for a person suffering loss or damage arising from an error in an official search and exonerating a legal practitioner or other person in respect of loss that may arise from an error in an official search; and

(c) require any approved form or other form approved by the Recorder to be in the form of, or to have the same effect as, a statutory declaration; and

(d) require the substantiation by statutory declaration of all or any information given in an approved form which is not in the form of a statutory declaration; and

(e) provide for the meaning to be attached to a provision specified in a particular form in a dealing; and

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(i) prescribe the fees, charges and expenses to be paid by persons licensed to print and sell approved forms, whether fixed by reference to the period of the licence, the number of forms sold or to be sold, or otherwise; and

(j) provide for the approval and sealing of forms for use under this Act, including fees to be paid for the approval and sealing.

(3)  Subsection (2) (e) does not apply to a conveyance or other deed referred to in section 75A of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act 1884 so far as the conveyance or deed contains the short provisions specified in Schedule 6 to that Act.