(1) A licensee shall keep a record of all cremations carried out in a Register of Cremations.
(2) An entry must be made in sufficient detail to enable the identification of the deceased and the tracing of the documents presented under section 34(2)(b).
(3) The Register of Cremations may be kept —
(a) in a bound book; or
(b) by recording or otherwise storing the prescribed particulars in a register by mechanical, electronic or other means, but so that the particulars remain accurately stored and capable of being retrieved and reproduced in written form.
(4) The Register of Cremations must be open for inspection during working hours by an authorized person or the Commissioner of Police.