Special Pensions Act
This section says words in italics are specially defined in section 3, and it defines “Political organisation.”
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This section says words in italics are specially defined in section 3, and it defines “Political organisation.”
This section replaces the heading to Part 1 of the Special Pensions Act, 1996 with a new heading about pension rights for persons 35 years and older on 1 December 1996 and a survivor's lump sum benefit.
This section replaces the heading to Part 1 of the Special Pensions Act, 1996.
The Board may allow a late application if it is satisfied the applicant could not file it on time for reasons beyond the applicant’s control.
This section amends the Special Pensions Act to set who may receive a pension and how benefit applications must be submitted.
A Special Pensions Act pension right stops when a Government Employees Pension Law pension right is recognised, but this does not affect a dependant’s own right to a pension under section 1.
This section is titled “Meetings of Board.”
The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development may establish offices of State Attorney.
16 OKTOBER 1998 No. 19371 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT KANTOOR VAN DIE PRESIDENT No. 1324.
This provision amends section 1 of the principal Act by changing several definitions and adding new ones.
In proceedings brought under section 1, the department’s executive authority must be cited as the nominal defendant or respondent, and the plaintiff, applicant, or their legal representative must serve a copy of the summons or notice on the State Attorney within seven days.
This section repeals the Sbte of Emergency Act, 1995.
The National Assembly may revoke measures or regulations made under section 2 and may make recommendations to the President about them.
This section defines key terms used in the Act.
This section amends section 1 of the Statistics Act by replacing and adding definitions.
This provision introduces a law about sterilisation and says it deals with when sterilisation may be performed, including for people who cannot consent or are mentally disabled.
This excerpt identifies the Sterilisation Amendment Act, 2005 and says it was assented to and published for general information.
This section amends Section I of the Stock Exchanges Control Act, 1985 by changing definitions of “listed securities” and “securities.”
This text is the publication notice for the Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act, 1995, and says the President assented to it.
This notice says the President assented to the Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act, 2001, and that it is published for general information.
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