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This section amends the Refugees Act by changing several definitions, including biometrics, dependant, manifestly unfounded application, Status Determination Committee, and unfounded application.
This provision substitutes a new section 1 in the Refugees Act, 1998 and starts it with “Definitions”.
This section is a heading for an amendment to section 1 of the Refugees Act, 1998.
This section begins an amendment to section 1 of the Regional Industrial Development Act, 1993, as already amended.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including “armed conflict,” “Committee,” “foreign military assistance,” “mercenary activity,” “Minister,” “person,” “Republic,” and “register.”
This section amends the Act by adding and replacing several definitions used in the communications law.
This section is titled “Establishment of interception centres” and refers to the Office for Interception Centres.
Court and registry officials must record a reference to the order next to the relevant person’s name, and some must forward certified copies of the order.
This section defines key officeholder terms and says the President determines their remuneration and allowances.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including office bearer, Minister, Commission, pension fund, and traditional leader.
This provision amends wording in Section 3 of the Remuneration of Public Office Bearers Act, 1998.
This text is an amendment act about remuneration for public office bearers, including traditional leaders, pension and medical aid contributions, and related textual corrections.
The Minister may, after consultation he or she considers fit, make arrangements needed to finish matters linked to the Board on the Remuneration and Service Benefits of Town Clerks.
Defines “traditional leader” and allows the President to determine their remuneration and allowances, after consultation with listed bodies.
High Courts seated in the listed places must use the names set out in the table.
The text states a right to adequate housing, requires the state to take reasonable measures toward it, and says evictions or home demolitions generally need a court order.
This section amends key definitions in the Rental Housing Act, including “habitability,” “head of department,” and “local municipality.”
This section amends the definition of “unfair practice” in the Rental Housing Act, 1999.
This Act states that certain laws about local government are repealed, and that connected matters may be dealt with.
This text says the President assented to the Repeal of Volkstaat Council Provisions Act, 2001, and that the Act is published for general information.
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