22.—(1) A child shall be supported in his right to observe the requirements of his religious and spiritual life.
(2) Religious observance shall be provided in a format and with a frequency which takes account of the reasonable preferences of the children for whom it is being provided and the right of a child not to participate shall be respected.
(3) The director shall approve such chaplains as he considers necessary to provide for the spiritual and religious needs of children in the centre.
(4) A chaplain shall have reasonable access to make pastoral visits to a child at the child’s request.