Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,929 matching statutes
South Africa
Act 1 of 2022
232 provisions
This section summarizes changes to environmental and mining law, including financial provisioning, rehabilitation, inspections, and enforcement powers.
South Africa
Act 6 of 2011
21 provisions
This section is about the duties of a transferring national officer for Schedule 5 to 8 allocations.
South Africa
Act 30 of 2007
50 provisions
This section substitutes section 1 of the Public Service Act with a new definitions section.
South Africa
Act 31 of 2005
74 provisions
The Minister of Finance may announce a temporary reduction in transfer duty or a change that removes transfer duty for certain property interests. If the Minister makes such an announcement, it takes effect on the date stated and lasts six months unless Parliament passes legislation to give it effect sooner. The provis
South Africa
Act 38 of 2013
16 provisions
This section amends section 1 by replacing the definition of “Post Office Act” with a new definition for “Post and Telecommunication-related Matters Act”.
South Africa
Act 2 of 2022
232 provisions
This section summarizes amendments to environmental law, including new powers, duties, and inspection rules.
South Africa
Act 29 of 2005
40 provisions
This section amends several definitions in the Diamonds Act, including adding and revising terms like beneficiation, diamond industry, licensee, Regulator, and synthetic diamond.
South Africa
Act 54 of 1995
58 provisions
This text is the publication notice for the Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act, 1995, and says the President assented to it.
South Africa
Act 23 of 2024
227 provisions
This excerpt is the section listing for the Act and its chapters, including definitions, fundamental principles, and administration topics.
South Africa
Act 16 of 2017
37 provisions
This provision identifies the amendment context for the Legal Practice Act, 2014 and signals that section 4 of Act 28 of 2014 is being substituted.
South Africa
Act 18 of 2001
61 provisions
This section appropriates money from the National Revenue Fund for the State’s needs for the financial year ending 31 March 2002, as listed in the Schedule.
South Africa
Act 28 of 2014
71 provisions
Section 13 is titled “Vacancies in Council and filling thereof.”
South Africa
Act 24 of 2019
54 provisions
This Act appropriates money from the National Revenue Fund for the 2019/20 financial year and sets conditions for spending certain funds before the 2020/21 Appropriation Act starts.
South Africa
Act 72 of 2008
51 provisions
This section publishes an amendment Act and inserts or substitutes several product definitions, including cosmetics, foodstuffs, IVDs, medical devices, medical device establishments, medicine, and products.
South Africa
Act 28 of 2001
9 provisions
This Act provides for the investment, safe custody, and administration of funds and trust property by financial institutions, and gives the registrar power to protect those funds and trust property.
South Africa
Act 11 of 2023
21 provisions
This section amends section 1 of the principal Act by replacing the definitions of “Minister” and “Secretary”.
South Africa
Act 38 of 2001
42 provisions
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including accountable institution, authorised officer, cash, Centre, Council, Director, intelligence service, investigating authority, Minister, money laundering, prescribed, and Prevention Act.
South Africa
Act 9 of 2007
13 provisions
The Commissioner may refuse to authorise a refund unless the person has filed required returns and, in writing, provided banking account details for the refund.
South Africa
Act 90 of 1997
39 provisions
This section amends several definitions in the principal medicines law and allows international tendering for medicines under prescribed conditions.
South Africa
Act 22 of 1997
6 provisions
This section amends several definitions in section 1 of the Act, including “financial institution,” “registrar,” and “trust property.”