Section 21Part 0 —
Regulations
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The Cabinet may make regulations generally for giving effect to this Law, and without prejudice to such general power may make regulations —
requiring particulars and information to be supplied at prescribed times by persons in prescribed areas for prescribed periods;
requiring particulars and information to be supplied as to the addresses and occupations of persons;
prescribing what schedules, returns and information are to be verified by oath and the form of oath to be taken;
prescribing the rates of remuneration and allowances to be paid to persons employed under this Law or the regulations;
prescribing fees, tariffs or charges for any customized statistical service provided on request under this Law;
prescribing a tariff to be paid to the general revenue of the Islands for the collection of statistics to be supplied under this Law, and for any special investigation carried out by the Unit; and
prescribing all things required to be prescribed by this Law.