Section 6: Appointment of Registrar, and preparation of the register

(1) The Council shall appoint a fit and proper person to be the Registrar for the purpose of this Act, and such other persons as the Institute may deem necessary.
(2) The Registrar shall prepare and maintain, in accordance with the rules made by the Council, a register of the names, addresses and approved qualifications and, such other particulars as may be specified in the rules, of all persons who are entitled in accordance with the provisions of this Act to be enrolled as Fellows or Associates, or registered as Registered Statisticians and, who in the manner prescribed by such rules, apply to be registered.
(3) The register shall be in three parts -
(a) Fellows;
(b) Associates; and
(c) Registered Statisticians.
(4) Subject to the provisions of this section, the Council shall make rules to —
(a) regulate the making of application for enrolment or registration as the case may be and provide for the evidence to be produced in support of applications;
(b) provide for the notification to the Registrar, by the persons to whom any registered particulars relating to any change in those particulars;
(c) authorise a registered person to have any qualification which is, in relation to the relevant division of the profession, either an approved qualification or an accepted qualification for the purposes of this Act, registered in relation to his name in addition to or, as he may elect, in substituting for any other qualifications registered;
(d) specify the fees, including any annual subscription, to be paid to the Institute in respect of the entry of names on the register and, authorise the Registrar to refuse to enter a name on the register until any fee specified for the entry has been paid; and
(e) specify any requirement provided for in this section.
(5) Rules made for the purposes of subsection 4 (d) shall not come into effect until they are confirmed at a special meeting of the Institute convened for that purpose, or at the next annual general meeting, as the case may be.