printed matter either by establishing rules or without doing so. (2) The provisions in this law do not apply to the printed publications which are shown in the table appended to this law. 23. ​Prevention from bringing a lawsuit A civil lawsuit, a criminal lawsuit or any other kind of charge may not be brought against any person acting on any matter being undertaken with honest intent to conform with law or with any bye-law enacted in connection with this law or with any instruction. 24. Designation as public servants When members of the Central Registration Board, registration officials working under the direction of the Central Registration Board and other officials and employees act or intend to act to conform with this law or with any bye-law enacted in connection with this law or with any instruction are considered to be public servants in the sense of Article 21 of the Criminal Code. 25. Amending the table The Revolutionary Government of the Union of Myanmar may, by public order, amend the table appended to this law. 26. The power to enact bye-laws (1) The Revolutionary Government of the Union of Myanmar may, by public order, enact bye-laws in order to accomplish the matters included in this law. (2) In particular, any bye-laws so enacted may rule on the following matters, provided they do not harm the main intention of the powers listed above. (a) The length of terms of office, the powers, responsibilities and duties and the fees to be paid to members of the Central Registration Board; (b) The methods by which investigations and examinations should be carried out under the auspices of this law; (c) The fees to be charged for issuing registration certificates and renewing registration certificates; (d) The rules and requirements to be observed by printers and publishers in connection with registration certificates; (e) Which kind of matters require certification on the office copy of an agreement; (f) registration records which printers and publishers will have to keep and reports, statistics and information they will have to submit to the appropriate authorities; (g) The information which must be printed in newspapers, articles, journals, magazines, books and other printed publications; (h) Other matters which need to be determined by means