The High Court, upon application by any party to proceedings pending under this Act in a Family Court, may order the proceedings to be removed into the High Court if it is satisfied that the proceedings would be more appropriately dealt with in the High Court. Where the proceedings have been so removed they shall be continued in the High Court as if they had been properly and duly commenced in that Court.”

If in the opinion of the Court there are special circumstances which render it necessary or expedient that any minor or dependent children of the marriage be represented in any proceedings under this Act, the Court may appoint a solicitor or counsel to represent such children.

Fees for professional services provided by any solicitor or counsel appointed under subsection (2) of this section, and reasonable expenses incurred,—

Any amount of any fees and expenses ordered to be paid by any party under subsection (3)(b) of this section shall, if paid by the Crown, be a debt due to the Crown by that party and, in default of payment of the amount, payment thereof may be enforced, by order of a District Court or the High Court as the case may require, in the same manner as a judgment of that Court.”

Fees payable to any person (other than the Registrar) appointed under subsection (1) or subsection (3) of this section, and reasonable expenses incurred,—

“Provided that, if the Court thinks proper, it may order any party to refund to the Crown such amount as the Court specifies in respect of those fees and expenses, and that amount snail be a debt due to the Crown by that party and, in default of payment of the amount, payment thereof may be enforced, by order of a District Court or the High Court as the case may require, in the same manner as a judgment of that Court.”

The Governor-General may from time to time, by Order in Council, make regulations—