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If the legislation relating to administration of funds of religious institutions cannot be regarded as inconsistent with the fundamental right to manage the affairs of a denomination in matters of religion, it is difficult to understand how a provision for enabling Courts to direct administration of funds of an institution of a religious denomination in the manner provided can be regarded as infringing any fundamental right of a member of that denomination. The provision imposing liability for payment of administrative expenses on the trusts in the management of the Charity Commissioner, and the application of the funds in satisfaction of that liability cannot for the same reasons be regarded as infringing any fundamental rights. Any disability imposed upon unregistered trusts and the penalty for failure to register cannot conceivably be regarded as infringing any fundamental right, and none was mentioned at the bar in that connection.