Cross-Border Road Transport Amendment Act
This section inserts a Table of Contents into the Cross-Border Road Transport Act, 1998 before Part 1.
- Administrative decision-making
- Amendment
- Board functions
- Cabotage
- Cabotage permits
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This section inserts a Table of Contents into the Cross-Border Road Transport Act, 1998 before Part 1.
This section inserts a new section titled “Application of Act as amended by Cross-boundary Municipalities Laws Repeal and Related Matters Amendment Act, 2007” into the principal Act.
This section defines key terms used in the Act and gives certain authorities power to take steps to prepare for municipal elections in the listed cases.
This section adds a definition for “section 17 notice.”
The text only gives a date and number; it does not state a rule.
This section amends section 1 of Act 18 of 1962.
This section is the opening part of an amendment Act that says the Cultural Laws Second Amendment Act, 2001 amends several cultural-related laws.
This section amends Section 2 of the Culture Promotion Act, 1983 and updates the Act’s long title.
The Treasury may consider and either grant or refuse applications to purchase foreign currency using an electronic system that can show the decision in document form.
All role-players must help restore the integrity and legitimacy of the customary practice of initiation, and the practice should be transformed where necessary to reflect constitutional principles.
This section is titled “Designation of customs officers.”
This section is titled “Amendment having unforeseen or unintended consequence.”
This provision amends section 5 of the principal Act by replacing paragraph (b) with new wording about the continental shelf.
The Commissioner may make arrangements or enter into agreements with listed transport, depot, container, or other persons or authorities for administering the Act.
This section amends section 1 of the Customs and Excise Act 1964 by deleting several definitions, inserting a new definition for “customs controlled area,” and substituting the definition of “crew.”
Spirits made by an agricultural distiller from prescribed fruit other than grapes must be kept for private use on the farm where the fruit was grown and the spirits were made.
This Act amends the Customs and Excise Act, 1964, to provide for the administration and collection of carbon tax revenues and related matters.
This section is a heading for word definitions and interpretation in Chapter 2 on cybercrimes and related matters.
This section defines “dangerous weapon” as an object other than a firearm that can cause death or serious bodily harm if used unlawfully.
27 November 1998 No. 1546.
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