South Africa
Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Amendment Act
Act 35 of 1997
4 provisions
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Act 35 of 1997
4 provisions
This text announces presidential assent to an Act and its publication for general information.
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Act 18 of 2002
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A municipal council must be constituted as provided here, and the electoral system must generally produce proportional representation.
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Act 34 of 2001
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This Act amends the Constitution to change certain judicial titles and offices, regulate deputy ministers, and make provision for municipal borrowing and related council powers.
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Act 3 of 1999
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If a provincial legislature is dissolved or its term expires, the provincial Premier must call an election and set election dates, and the election must be held within 90 days.
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Act 65 of 1998
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Sets the term of a Municipal Council at no more than five years, requires an election within 90 days if a council is dissolved or its term ends, and lets most councils keep functioning until the newly elected council is declared elected.
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Act 20 of 1995
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This section amends subsection (6) so certain employment-related decisions from the specified 1993–1994 period may be reviewed by a commission on request by a Minister or provincial Executive Council member.
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Act 3 of 1994
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A provincial constitution may provide for provincial legislative and executive structures and procedures, and—where applicable—the institution, role, authority, and provision for the Zulu Monarch.
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Act 2 of 1994
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This provision amends Section 124 by replacing the name “Natal” with “KwaZulu/Natal” wherever it appears.
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Act 2 of 2003
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This provision amends section 46 of the Constitution by replacing the wording for subsection (1).
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Act 29 of 1994
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This section states that section 79 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1993 is replaced with a new section titled “Remuneration and pension of President”.
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Act 14 of 1994
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This section replaces section 66 of the Constitution with a section titled “Rights and duties of President, Executive Deputy Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers in Houses.”
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Act 44 of 1995
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The President must appoint a Deputy President of the Constitutional Court when requested by the President of that Court.
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Act 21 of 2002
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A provincial legislature must decide delegate numbers and appoint permanent delegates within 30 days, and do the same again within 30 days if its composition changes.
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Act 61 of 2001
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This provision is a notice that the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Second Amendment Act, 2001 was assented to and published.
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Act 2 of 1999
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This Act amends section 49 of the Constitution to change when the election proclamation for the National Assembly may be issued and to remove the full-time membership requirement for the chairperson and deputy chairperson of the Financial and Fiscal Commission.
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Act 87 of 1998
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This Act amends the Constitution so that, when a municipal boundary crosses a provincial boundary, national legislation must provide for a municipality of an agreed type and for executive authority over that municipality.
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Act 3 of 2003
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This provision amends section 76 by substituting new wording for paragraph (b) of subsection (4).
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Act 24 of 1994
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The Constitutional Assembly must appoint an independent panel of five South African constitutional experts, subject to subsection (3) and eligibility limits.
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Act 26 of 1996
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This section sets the procedure and voting thresholds for adopting a new constitutional text, including referral for expert advice, a referendum step, and possible dissolution of Parliament if deadlines or approvals are not met.
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Act 13 of 1995
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This section defines certain terms and says the Court is a court of record, must have a seal when needed, and the seal must be kept by the Registrar.