complied with. 35. Marriages under this Act valid. All marriages celebrated under this Act shall be good and valid in law to all intents and purposes. 36. Marriages under customary law. Any person who is married under this Act, or whose marriage is declared by this Act to be valid, shall be incapable, during the continuance of that marriage, of contracting a valid marriage under any customary law, but, except as aforesaid, nothing in this Act shall affect the validity of any marriage contracted under or in accordance with any customary law, or in any manner applied to marriages so contracted. 37. Certain expenses to be defrayed from public funds. The Minister may defray out of monies provided by Parliament all proper expenses connected with the transmission or delivery of the marriage registers, or which may otherwise become necessary to be incurred in carrying out this Act. Expenses and fees. 38. Fees. 1. The fees specified in the Second Schedule to this Act shall be paid to the registrars for the several matters to which they are applicable and shall be paid by them into the Consolidated Fund. 2. The Minister may, by statutory order, amend the Second Schedule to this Act. 39. Fee may be remitted. The Minister may, when he or she is satisfied of the poverty of the parties, reduce the amount of the fees specified in the Second Schedule, or remit them altogether; and, if they have been paid into the Consolidated Fund, order their refund.