32.—(1) The chaplain shall visit regularly the inmates belonging to the Church of England.
(2) A minister appointed to a young offender institution shall visit the inmates of his denomination as regularly as he reasonably can.
(3) The governor shall, if so requested by an inmate belonging to a denomination for which no minister has been appointed to a young offender institution do what he reasonably can to arrange for that inmate to be visited regularly by a minister of that denomination.
(4) Every request by an inmate to see the chaplain or a minister appointed to a young offender institution shall be promptly passed on to the chaplain or minister.