South Africa
Diamonds Amendment Act
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.
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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 28 of 2011
922 provisions
This section is a set of headings about delegations by the Commissioner, legal proceedings on behalf of the Commissioner, the Minister’s powers and duties, and the Minister’s power to appoint a Tax Ombud.
South Africa
Act 15 of 2016
84 provisions
This section amends Section 4A so that subsections (2) and (3) do not apply unless the executor submits the required return copy to the Commissioner as prescribed.
South Africa
Act 16 of 2002
41 provisions
This section is a contents listing for the Act and names Chapter 4 on safety permits.
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 13 of 2020
13 provisions
This section defines “COVID-19 disaster relief organisation” and “Income Tax Act” for the Act.
South Africa
Act 32 of 2007
91 provisions
This section concerns exposure or display of, or causing exposure or display of, child pornography to persons 18 years or older.
South Africa
Act 34 of 2004
35 provisions
Certain people must complete property-acquisition declarations, and some estate agents must submit transaction details to the Commissioner within six months.
South Africa
Act 26 of 2011
62 provisions
This section amends section 1 of the Skills Development Act, 1998 by adding and replacing definitions and removing one definition.
South Africa
Act 5 of 2015
28 provisions
Section 1 amends the definition of “child” so it means a person under 18 years old, and “children” has the same meaning.
South Africa
Act 25 of 2010
26 provisions
This section updates several definitions in the Adult Basic Education and Training Act, 2000.
South Africa
Act 59 of 2000
56 provisions
This section amends section 1 of the Income Tax Act by changing several definitions, including gross income and resident, and by adding an international headquarter company definition.
South Africa
Act 108 of 1996
30 provisions
Everyone has the right to dignity, life, freedom and security of the person, and bodily and psychological integrity.
South Africa
Act 18 of 2023
83 provisions
This section is part of an amendment Act and describes changes to several tax-related laws, including the Tax Administration Act.
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 61 of 1997
41 provisions
This provision publishes an amendment Act that changes the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act, 1993.
South Africa
Act 34 of 1998
27 provisions
The trustee may hire lawyers for an insolvent estate only with written approval from creditors, or from the Master in urgent cases. Some legal costs are included in sequestration costs, and contingency fee agreements need express prior written creditor approval.
South Africa
Act 13 of 2002
19 provisions
The Board must advise the Minister on immigration-related matters, and the Minister may make regulations for the Act’s implementation, subject to consultation and publication steps.
South Africa
Act 30 of 2005
53 provisions
This section amends the Diamonds Act, 1986 by adding two definitions: “diamond beneficiator” and “diamond exchange and export centre”.
South Africa
Act 3 of 2014
98 provisions
This section is a heading about Board delegations and assignments, followed by headings on Board composition and members’ term of office.