(1)  After the cremation of the remains of a deceased person, the cremation authority is to –

(a) give the ashes into the charge of the person who applied for the permit authorising the cremation, if that person so wishes; or

(b) dispose of or preserve the ashes in accordance with any special arrangement the authority has with that person; or

(c) retain the ashes and dispose of them in –

(i) a burial-ground; or

(ii) land adjoining the crematory reserved for the disposition of ashes.

(2)  The cremation authority may dispose of ashes that have been left temporarily in its charge, and have not been removed within a reasonable time, if the authority has given 14 days notice of its intention to dispose of the ashes to the person who applied for the permit authorising the cremation.