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The Minister of Finance may amend the Schedule only after public comment and tabling in Parliament, and Parliament must act on the proposed amendments within three months.
Section 12 is amended so that certain heads of department must serve full-time for five years (or a shorter approved period), and a person appointed to that office must be a South African citizen.
This section replaces the definition of “executive authority” and assigns that role to different office-holders depending on the government body involved.
This section substitutes section 1 of the Public Service Act with a new definitions section.
This section assigns responsibility for heads of department appointments and career matters to the President or the relevant Premier, and allows certain deployments with consent.
This section gives notice that the President assented to the Public Service Commission Act, 1997, and that it is published for general information.
This section is an amendment provision for the Public Service Commission Act, 1997.
This section amends several definitions in section 1 of the Public Service Act, 1994, and requires the Minister to identify the relevant authority or head of department when that is uncertain.
This section states that the President has assented to the Act and that it is published for general information.
This notice records presidential assent and publication of the Public Services Laws Second Amendment Act, 1997, which amends two 1997 public service laws and includes incidental matters.
Some officers have a right to retire at age 55 or later, and an executing authority may let an officer retire earlier if the request and conditions are met.
This section identifies the act as an amendment measure and explains the document-markup conventions used in the text.
This section states the Act was published and says it establishes the South African Council for the Quantity Surveying Profession and provides for professional registration and related matters.
Section title: Application of Act.
The carbon tax rate is set at R190 per ton of carbon dioxide equivalent for greenhouse gas emissions, subject to subsections (2) and (3).
This provision increases certain income tax rebate and medical scheme fee-related amounts, and says the change applies from 1 March 2021 for relevant years of assessment.
This section says the Act’s short title and states that Schedule 1 to the Customs and Excise Act, 1964 is amended as set out in Schedule 2.
Sets normal tax rates by reference to Schedule I and applies them to certain persons, companies, trusts, and registered micro businesses for specified years of assessment.
For sections 2 to 6 and Appendix I, words or expressions that have a meaning in the Income Tax Act, 1962 keep that meaning unless the context shows otherwise.
This section updates the transfer duty value bands and threshold amounts.
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