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This section defines key terms used in the Act, including Chairperson, chief executive officer, Commission, and commissioner.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including bodies like the Appeal Board, Institute, Minister, NSC and SISA, and terms such as doping and notifiable event.
This section amends the definitions in section 1 to add and update anti-doping terms, including NADO’s national anti-doping powers.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, unless the context indicates otherwise.
Section 10 concerns vacancies, suspension, removal, and resignation from office of members.
This section is titled “Definitions” for Chapter 1 of the South African Maritime Safety Authority.
This Act provides for levies imposed by the South African Maritime Safety Authority.
This section defines key words and organisations used in the Act.
This section amends section 1 of the principal Act by adding a definition of “regulations.”
This section is titled “Definitions” for Chapter II of the South African Medicines and Medical Devices Regulatory Authority.
This text announces the publication of Act No. 7 of 1998 and says it concerns the South African National Roads Agency Limited and national roads.
This section is about remuneration of board members.
This provision amends section 3 of the principal Act by deleting subsection (2), and refers to the insertion of section 52A in Act 34 of 2024.
This Act provides for the execution of the host city contract if the 28th Olympiad in 2004 is awarded to the City of Cape Town.
Section 15 concerns powers and duties about issuing and controlling South African passports and travel documents.
12 November 1997 No. 1505.
This provision amends Section 4 to add “the taking of fingerprints” to the listed subparagraphs.
This section defines certain terms used in the Act, including “board,” “certificate of appointment,” “commissioned officer,” and “directorate.”
This section changes the definition of “strike” to mean a strike under the Labour Relations Act, 1995.
An arrestor may use reasonably necessary and proportional force to complete an arrest when a suspect resists or flees and the arrest cannot otherwise be made.
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