application, and shall lay such record and reasons before the High Court. (4) Whenever in any such proceedings as are referred to in subsection (1) a notice has been lodged in terms of that subsection, the High Court may, for the purpose of deciding to whom the custody of the child or young person should be given, subpoena and take evidence from a probation officer or any officer of the children’s court. (5) If in any proceedings in respect of which a notice has been lodged in terms of subsection (1) the High Court is satisfied that both parents are unfit to exercise control over any child of the marriage, who is a child or young person, the court may direct that such child or young person shall be removed to a place of safety to be dealt with in terms of sections nineteen and twenty. (6) If, after a final order has been made in any proceedings in respect of which a notice should have been lodged in terms of subsection (1), it is brought to the notice of the High Court that such notice was not lodged, the High Court may of its own motion or on the application of a parent, officer of a children’s court or any other interested person, re-open the proceedings and make such other order as to the custody of the child or young person as it may think fit. 88 Regulations (1) The Minister may, subject to subsections (3) and (4), make regulations providing for all matters which by this Act are required or permitted to be prescribed or which, in his opinion, are necessary or convenient to be provided for in order to carry out or give effect to this Act. (2) Regulations made in terms of subsection (1) may provide for— (a) the form of any application, authority, certificate, consent, contract, licence, notice, order, process, register or summons to be made, given, issued or kept in terms of this Act and any other form required in carrying out the provisions of this Act; (b) the organization and maintenance of training institutes and of institutions established in terms of section twenty-nine; (c) the prohibition or restriction of communication with or access to pupils in certified institutions and training institutes or entry in or upon or the introduction of intoxicating liquor, drugs or other articles into certified institutions and training institutes; (d) the procedure relating to the registration of institutions in terms of section thirty-one, the cancellation and surrender of certificates of registration issued in terms of that section; [amended by Act 23 of 2001, with effect from the 18th January, 2002.] (e) the powers and duties of the management of certified institutions and the books, accounts and records to be kept and the returns and reports to be rendered by the management of certified institutions; (f) the conditions and terms of licences which may be granted in terms of section thirty-three, the methods of supervision of pupils released on licence and the procedure for the revocation of such licence; (g) the conditions on which leave of absence may be granted to pupils in certified institutions and training institutes, the period for which leave may be granted or extended and the procedure for revocation of such leave of absence; (h) the manner in which inspectors and probation officers appointed in terms of section forty-six shall perform their duties in terms of this Act; (i) the organization and maintenance of attendance centres; ( j) the method of registration of adoption orders and of the fees to be paid for an adoption order or for a certified copy thereof and dealing generally with all incidental matters arising out of Part VII; (k) the circumstances in which and the conditions on which grants-in-aid mentioned in section eighty-six will be made, the amounts or rates of such grants-inaid and methods of accounting therefor; (l) a tariff of allowances which may be paid out of public moneys to