South African Sports Commission Act
27 NOVEMBER 1998 KAAPSTAD,
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27 NOVEMBER 1998 KAAPSTAD,
This Act provides for the disestablishment of the South African Sports Commission, the transfer of its assets and liabilities, and the repeal of the South African Sports Commission Act, 1998.
This section amends the Act’s definitions and deletes several definitions.
30 April 1999 No. 511.
This Act amends the South African Sports Commission Act, 1998, mainly to change how the Chief Executive Officer is appointed and to provide for the CEO’s remuneration.
This provision is titled “Chief Executive Officer.”
This section amends the Weather Service Act’s definition section and adds/replaces definitions for “advisory alert” and “advisory services.”
This notice publishes the Space Affairs Amendment Act, 1995 after the President assented to it.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including “data custodian,” “spatial information,” “SASDI,” and related terms.
Section heading for municipal differentiation.
This section gives the Act its short title: the Special Adjustments Appropriation Act (2007/08 Financial Year), 2007.
R1.250 billion is appropriated from the National Revenue Fund for Health to procure COVID-19 vaccines and run a related vaccine research project.
This section says the Act is called the Special Appropriation Act, 2022.
This section says the Act is called the Special Appropriation Act, 2024.
Parliament appropriates R59 billion for the Department of Public Enterprises, and the money must be transferred to Eskom.
This section names the Act and sets out a special appropriation of R754.527 million for the Health vote.
R5 billion is appropriated for the Department of Public Enterprises to settle SAA debts, and the accounting officer must transfer it subject to conditions set by the Minister of Finance.
Section 10 concerns vacation of office and filling of vacancies on the Advisory Board.
This section defines key terms used in the Act, including public money, regulation, rules, Special Investigating Unit, Special Tribunal, and State institution.
The President must appoint the head of a Special Investigating Unit and may appoint an acting head or remove the head for sound reasons. The Minister of Justice, in consultation with the Minister of Finance, may determine pay and allowances for certain unit members.
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