Dental Technicians Amendment Act
This section publishes the Dental Technicians Amendment Act, 1997 for general information after presidential assent.
- Associations
- Billing
- Board composition
- Board membership
- Certification
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This section publishes the Dental Technicians Amendment Act, 1997 for general information after presidential assent.
This provision inserts a definition of “informally trained person” into the Dental Technicians Act, 1979.
This section says the President assented to the Act and it is published for general information.
This text notifies that the President assented to the Act and that it is published for general information; the Act is about determining permanent and special delegates to the National Council of Provinces.
This section amends Section 1 of the Public Protector Act, 1994 by updating the definition of “Constitution” and adding a new definition for “Independent Commission.”
This provision defines key terms, says the DBSA continues as the Development Bank of Southern Africa Limited, and requires company registration steps by the Registrar of Companies.
This section amends Section 1 by adding new definitions for authorised share capital, callable capital, and Companies Act.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including land development, Commission, MEC, Minister, tribunal, and several planning and land-related concepts.
Section heading only: exemption for diamond beneficiators.
This provision is headed “Maintenance of records.”
This section amends several definitions in the Diamonds Act, including adding and revising terms like beneficiation, diamond industry, licensee, Regulator, and synthetic diamond.
This section amends the Diamonds Act, 1986 by adding two definitions: “diamond beneficiator” and “diamond exchange and export centre”.
This excerpt identifies the Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act, 2001 and shows the table of contents, including a section on offences and penalties.
The Minister must publish and keep updated a complete public list of people on the register; a Director-General certificate can serve as prima facie evidence in disputes about immunity or privilege.
This text is a contents listing for the Disaster Management Act, showing the Act’s chapters and sections.
This section is a contents-style listing for the Disaster Management Act, 2002, showing the Act’s main chapters and topics.
This section amends section 1 of the Disaster Management Act, 2002 and inserts a definition of “adaptation” for human systems.
This section defines “COVID-19 disaster relief organisation” and “Income Tax Act” for the Act.
This provision is headed “Definitions.”
This section defines key terms and says that, from the effective date, the Company is treated as wound up and the Registrar of Companies must reregister it.
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