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This section says the Act amends the Social Assistance Act, 2004 to add definitions and make related changes on grants, child-headed households, disaster relief, appeals, and the Inspectorate.
This section amends a provision in the Social Assistance Act, 2004 by replacing paragraph (b) with wording that includes a residency requirement in the Republic, subject to another section.
This section amends the Social Assistance Act so that men qualify at younger ages on specified dates.
This section states the Act’s short title: the Social Grants Appropriation Act, 2002.
Section 15 is titled “Management of social housing institutions,” but the provided text does not state any operative rule.
This section amends several definitions in the principal Act.
27 November 1998 No. 15.77.
3 October 2005 No. 28094 THE PRESIDENCY No. 975
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including the Minister, State, SAA, Transnet, and the transfer and conversion dates.
This section defines key terms and lets the Minister borrow money, transfer funds to Transnet, and control how the transferred money is used.
This section explains the act’s text-marking conventions and introduces the Act’s purpose, which is to regulate professional boxing, recognise amateur boxing, and set up Boxing SA.
Section heading for “Definitions” in Chapter 1, dealing with interpretation and application of the Act.
This section notes an amendment Act about South African citizenship and gives the Minister of Home Affairs powers to make certain exemptions and grants.
This section replaces Chapter I of the Citizenship Act and defines key terms, including who counts as an alien, foreigner, major, minor, and Minister, and gives the Minister power to recognise certain marriages and ask for more information.
This provision says the Act repeals section 9 of the South African Citizenship Act, 1995.
This provision states that the Act is to establish the South African Civil Aviation Authority and transfer certain State functions to it.
The Authority may set levies and penalties, but it must notify the Minister first, the Minister must respond within 60 days, and the determination must be published in the Gazette 30 days before it starts.
This text notifies that the President assented to the South African Council for Educators Act, 2000, and that it was published for general information.
This section says the Act’s objects include transferring SAX shares and interests to the State, setting SAX’s main objects and powers, allowing SAX borrowing powers, and converting South African Express into a public company with share capital.
This text is a notice identifying an Act dated 2 December 1998.
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